To me the last one would be rejected and passed along to the secondary team of signature checkers.You wrote ..."mailed to the individual voter. " but didn't accurately complete the steps which is what the problem is.
The returned ballot has an envelope which contains the voter's signature. The signatures are compared to the signature that was used to get
the absentee request form. The election worker has 4.5 seconds to determine that the signature on the ballot request MATCHES the signature
on the envelope that contained the ballot. 4.5 seconds!
Tell me which of the 3, if any, are signatures by the same person. Remember you have 4.5 seconds to verify that both signatures were made by the same person.
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4.5 seconds is not what these people checking signatures are TOLD was a time cut off for checking signatures.
From what I understand, it is the amount of time that it is taking them.
on your first two examples, for me it took two seconds each...
that allows me 9.5 seconds to make judgement to reject and pass onward... The third.
Plus, there are all those absentee ballots that have already had a signature match at the precinct level....when they are initially returned.
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