§ 14216 Voter Signature Requirements
This law says anyone who wants to vote must give their name and address, sign their name (or have someone else sign for them), and keep that signature on file for the required time.
Maria goes to her local polling place, tells the officer her name and where she lives, and signs the voter list. Because she has a hand injury and can’t sign, the officer lets a friend on the list sign her name for her.
The law lets Maria vote as long as her name and address are recorded, her signature (or a proxy signature) is on the list, and the signature is saved for the election’s required period.
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§ 14216 Voter Signature Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026