On voter fraud for decades: we had a statistically insignificant amount of fraud then and now. Nothing has changed except Trump and we have better methods of detecting fraud than we did in the past.
On Hillary: this is a tired whataboutism argument that has nothing in common with what Trump has done.
Hillary didn't claim the votes themselves were fraudulent - she blamed proven Russian interference and Comey re-opening her email investigation 10 days before the election. Also unlike Trump, she immediately conceded and attended his inauguration. These things are not the same.
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On penalties: Election officials are everyday Americans who work hard to ensure a functioning democracy and many have been quitting in droves to avoid the heavy-handed penalties they are being threatened with. Under these bills, election workers could go to prison for up to five years if they help to register somebody without the correct documents, even if the registered voter is a citizen. They shouldn’t have to fear criminal penalties just for doing their jobs.
https://campaignlegal.org/update/who-are-election-officials-and-what-do-they-do
On bogus arguments: I might be more sympathetic to your point if we were talking about future elections and not the mid-terms, which won't give us enough time to make sure that all systems are updated and all citizens who need to re-register have time to do so. We should not be rushing to get this implemented in such a short amount of time for a constitutional right. And we haven't even mentioned that Trump is now pushing for all mail-in voting to be eliminated except under the strictest conditions. And all to prevent a handful of "potential" fraudulent votes that would most likely be caught anyway.
If the SAVE Act was a future looking proposal for the 2028 election, I wouldn't have a problem with it but to force the issue now will disenfranchise more legal citizens than prevent illegal votes.