> Still, the League of Women Voters and NAACP say the state’s signature-verification requirement is unconstitutional because it disenfranchises so many. Election officials are not trained in handwriting analysis to be able to properly determine whether the signature on a ballot matches the one on a voter’s registration, not to mention that a person’s signature can change over time and with age.
Every time I have to sign something that might be verified against a signature record I get nervous and I bet my signature reflects it.
Every time I have to sign something that might be verified against a signature record I get nervous and I bet my signature reflects it.