“The handwritten signature is, frankly, a b******* form of authentication,” Siciliano says.
“It really has no security value whatsoever, and that applies to all handwritten signatures. Do you think the clerk behind the counter at Wal-Mart is skilled at handwriting analysis? You think, of the hundreds of signatures she looks at every day, she’ll notice the one that’s an imitation? It’s a completely false sense of security.”
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So with the growing absentee voting trend and politicians WHO know the above to be true, are we really going to have "fair and balanced" elections in the future with more and more absentee balloting?
Look at the attached and tell me the same person signed both documents.
Then consider Of the total Georgia votes of 4,935,487 almost 404,000 absentee ballots didn't have a record of being signed by the voter.
georgiastarnews.com
The election office mailed JUNK MAIL BALLOTS to the voting rolls they had.
10% of Americans move per year, in 4 years that could be nearly 40% invalid addresses.
2) The unsolicited (as in absentee ballot) ballot goes to an address that MAY not have the original voter living there any longer.
3) Given the stupidity of most Democrat voters especially knowing that signing a ballot fraudulently could cause imprisonment, these idiots sign and drop in the mail.
4) Election workers than look supposedly at the signature on file and the signed ballot... these workers are NOT experts, much less qualified to verify a signature and in most cases have accepted fraudulent, forged signatures.
5) The ballot is considered valid and counted.
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I honestly wanted to read your post but I couldn't get past the gigantic lie in the first sentence.
Of course signatures are secure and a good way to identify someone on a mail in ballot.
My state went 100% mail in ballot in 2005.
In 2009 I was in a near death accident with monster 15 ft waves in Maui. I was lucky, it put me in a coma instead of killing me.
However it did paralyze my hands and arm for a time. I had 3 surgeries and went through 3.5 years of recovery to get the use back.
The first election after that accident, I voted. I signed the ballot then sent it in.
A week or so later I got a letter from the county auditor saying there was a problem with my ballot, it wasn't counted and if I wanted it to be counted, I had to go to the auditors office to clear the problem up. Though didn't say what the problem was. I went to the auditor's office. I was told my ballot was rejected because the signature didn't match. Of course it didn't because of the accident with my hands. My signature and writing changed because of that accident.
I explained what happened. I showed them my ID and they gave me a new signature card to sign and my ballot was counted.
Signatures do work.
Does anyone at a bank call you and ask you to verify your signature every time you sign a check and give to someone to cash? No they don't. They just match the signature.
You have absolutely no idea of what you're talking about and what you're saying is totally lies.
Stop with the lies. Mail in voting has been going on for decades without much of any problems.
The only problem I've ever heard of with mail in voting was in North Carolina a couple years ago. A REPUBLICAN committed fraud on such a large scale the election was voided and a new one had to be held.
The ONLY reason why you and the rest of your party wants to do away with mail in voting is because most of your vote suppressing schemes can't work if a person can easily vote from their home and you people will continue to keep losing elections.
Here is a good article about how my state proves that mail in voting is very secure.
There is a nationwide push to make all elections vote-by-mail like we have here in Washington, in the face of claims that such a system encourages fraud.
mynorthwest.com