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Dan

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1. Interesting...

Reply to CatWoman (Original post)

Tue Aug 11, 2020, 07:24 PM

Aug 2020

An electronic signature....didn’t know that they did that.

But in our state, your signature is electronically scannedfrom your voter registration application that you initially signed. Your signature on your ballot is compared to that signature for verification that you actually signed the ballot submitted.

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Need some help -- I must sign my absentee ballot request but have no printer [View all] CatWoman Aug 2020 OP

Interesting... Dan Aug 2020 #1

That is a tough problem. cayugafalls Aug 2020 #2

A caveat to my above post is that I am not sure this is legal. cayugafalls Aug 2020 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Aug 2020 #4

I know you can electronically sign PDF files. maybe you can do it that way? mitch96 Aug 2020 #5

Local library?? Timewas Aug 2020 #6

Do you have a Kinko's, Staples or Office Depot near you? SoCalNative Aug 2020 #7

i just finished doing a search on that CatWoman Aug 2020 #8

Years ago, I scanned my signature and saved it as a .GIF file. eppur_se_muova Aug 2020 #9