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You Can Vote Even If You Can’t Sign Your Name CA Elections Code §
354.5 You can make a mark A mark must be accompanied by
the written name of the person. The name must be written by a witness over
the age of 18. You can use a signature stamp A signature stamp may only be
used by a person who submits his or her affidavit of registration in the
presence of a county elections official, using the signature stamp to sign
the affidavit. What can be on a signature stamp? A) The actual signature of the
person with a disability. B) A mark or symbol adopted by
the person with a disability. C) A signature of the name of
a person with a disability that is made by another person and is adopted by
the person with the disability. Who can use a signature stamp? A) A person with a disability
who, by reason of that disability is unable to write and owns a signature
stamp. B) A person using the
signature stamp on behalf of the owner of the stamp, in the presence of the
owner with the owner’s consent. Disability Rights (800) 776-5746 |