I don't understand how that happens. I'm not saying you're wrong, just that I don't understand it.
If you're voting in person on election day, what do they need your signature for? And obviously you have your ID. So why the need for a signature? I know some states have you sign a poll book or voter roster, but those are just for record keeping to show someone voted, not to establish identity.
Was it a provisional ballot? Because just plain regular voting in person, there should be no need to verify someone's identity via a signature unless there was some extenuating circumstances you haven't mentioned.
I don't understand how that happens. I'm not saying you're wrong, just that I don't understand it.
If you're voting in person on election day, what do they need your signature for? And obviously you have your ID. So why the need for a signature? I know some states have you sign a poll book or voter roster, but those are just for record keeping to show someone voted, not to establish identity.
Was it a provisional ballot? Because just plain regular voting in person, there should be no need to verify someone's identity via a signature unless there was some extenuating circumstances you haven't mentioned.