Voters should care about this bill because it aims to address a significant issue: a large portion of the American workforce lacks access to employer-sponsored retirement plans. This means many people are not saving enough, or anything at all, for their retirement, potentially leading to financial insecurity in their later years and increased reliance on social safety nets.

If this bill becomes law, it could provide millions of Americans with an accessible and incentivized way to save, potentially improving their financial stability and reducing future poverty among retirees. The government match could be a powerful motivator for people to start saving. If it doesn't pass, these workers would continue to face limited options for retirement savings, likely exacerbating the existing retirement savings gap and potentially placing a greater burden on future social programs.