I was at the county offices getting a ballot as mine had been sent out of state to my mailing address. In the line with me was an elderly man that had to come in because his signatures didn’t match. His hand writing had become illegible. He was in a wheelchair and accompanied by his daughter. When I went to drop off my ballot, the woman taking it looked at my signature, scoffed and said in a nasty tone, “they probably aren’t going to accept this”. I didn’t know what to say. I mean, it’s my signature. So, here are two different examples of issues with mail-in ballots. How many elderly mail-in ballots were rejected and the member couldn’t get to a county office to verify, and how many last-minute ballots like mine might have been rejected?
Separate subject, but related, I just received a driver’s license renewal at my military home of record. I haven’t held a state driver’s license from them in years. FL was supposed to notify them when I was issued my driver’s license here. I’m still trying to correct this. Along with my license is voter registration, but I am registered here. So, I guess I have to ask, do the states ever talk to each other?
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