Pictures provided to Fox News Digital show the vandalism<\/a> that took place Tuesday night ahead of the tour bus’s planned stops in Tuscon and Scottsdale. The bus is wrapped in decals promoting the Tea Party and election integrity.<\/p>\n “ONLY CITIZENS VOTE” the bus reads in big bold letters.\u00a0<\/p>\n HOSTILITY AGAINST CHURCHES A \u2018GROWING TREND,\u2019 AS STUDY FINDS HUNDREDS OF ATTACKS ON U.S. CHURCHES IN 2024<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The tire of the Tea Party Patriots bus was slashed, and police responded to the scene Tuesday night.\u00a0 (Tea Party Patriots Action)<\/p>\n “This cowardly act is not just an attack on a vehicle, it\u2019s an attack on the millions of Americans who believe in free speech,<\/a> civic engagement, and secure elections,” Tea Party Patriots Action honorary chairperson, Jenny Beth Martin, told Fox News Digital in a statement.\u00a0<\/p>\n “Tea Party Patriots Action will not be intimidated,” she continued. “Our tour continues as planned, and we will keep rallying Americans to support this necessary legislation.”<\/p>\n The tour, which had its first stop in Garden Grove, California, in mid-August, shows stops in 16 states. The tour’s finale will then be held in the nation’s capital, during which the group will deliver petition signatures to members of Congress<\/a> in an effort to rally support for the SAVE Act.<\/p>\n Tea Party Patriots Action members filed a police report after the vandalism in Phoenix.\u00a0 (Tea Party Patriots Action)<\/p>\n The SAVE Act aims to mandate that potential voters provide proof-of-citizenship documents when registering to vote. The bill would prohibit states from processing national voter registration forms without certain proof-of-citizenship, such as a passport, birth certificate, government-issued driver’s licenses, or military identification card.<\/p>\n ALBUQUERQUE GOP HEADQUARTERS TARGETED IN ALLEGED ARSON: \u2018DIRECT ASSAULT ON OUR VALUES\u2019<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The vandalism of the National Tea Party bus comes after a spate of other vandalism attempts targeting Republican entities and figures.\u00a0<\/p>\n Within the last month, the district office of Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Penn., was vandalized with red spray paint that scribbled messages, like “Mental illness is not a crime,” and “GOP = racism, rape, child rape, cover up,” according to images shared by CBS News.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, earlier this year, several GOP headquarters across the country in multiple states, such as New York, Virginia and New Mexico, were reportedly hit as well.\u00a0<\/p>\n Image shows New Mexico Republican Party headquarters in Albuquerque, which was targeted in an alleged arson in March. (New Mexico Republican Party)<\/p>\n![\"Tea](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/tea-party-bus-vandalized-phoenix-voter-id-tour-2025.jpg\")
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