Yes. Once a ballot’s signature verification process has started, election officials have five days to “cure,” or confirm the validity of signatures identified to have a problem. To cure the signature, officials must contact the voter.
Yes. Once a ballot’s signature verification process has started, election officials have five days to “cure,” or confirm the validity of signatures identified to have a problem. To cure the signature, officials must contact the voter.
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