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Originally Posted by foxtrot

In rereading that, if he's a first time voter I believe he's required to show ID. (confusing because you say his signature varies greatly each time) I also read it the first time that you both were rejected. Was that only your son?

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I don't recall any requirement on new voters, but maybe there is? Only his was rejected, other two adults mine/wife were accepted.

Thankfully there is an email option to send in verification proof. Assuming someone checks the inbox and validates them.

Still odd that it's requirement was only by 16th to prove, so if they have enough votes, nobody will care, if it's a close call count, we might not know the outcome until after November 16th.

It should have said on his ballot, if proof of ID was required initially. If it wasn't required on his ballot, and they are questioning his signature, is that potential fraud, or due diligence?
[Dunno]
Just an observation from a different angle.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

If that website works then they haven't counted mine. Guess my opinion really doesn't matter after all.

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Ours showed received and being verified within two hours of dropping them off on Saturday and shows accepted and being counted this morning.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

If that website works then they haven't counted mine. Guess my opinion really doesn't matter after all.

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It says they got mine and it's being counted. Who'd you p---- off?

Saw a news piece on the subject this morning. The question was asked, "What do they use as the source for comparing the signature, is it their ID signature or something else?" The answer was "The signatures used in the previous voting history are used for comparison." Makes me wonder if they reject if they have no prior record for signature comparison.

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Originally Posted by ray1970

If that website works then they haven't counted mine. Guess my opinion really doesn't matter after all.

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Print off the rejection notice, and go in tomorrow; I think you can recast a ballot if your mail-in is rejected.

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Originally Posted by MED

Print off the rejection notice, and go in tomorrow; I think you can recast a ballot if your mail-in is rejected.

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Go today. Tomorrow is bound to be a zoo.

Wife and I are both accepted...let the hatred flow through our veins now...

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The signature thing happened to me last election. Pain in the ass.