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When I’ve voted by mail, the signature is on the outside of the envelope so that it can be validated before they remove the contents. I assume that after valida
by ViViDboarder 6y ago
When I’ve voted by mail, the signature is on the outside of the envelope so that it can be validated before they remove the contents. I assume that after validation the contents go in a big stack to be counted just like other ballots.
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- ilikehurdles 6y agoAdditionally, there is a tear-off strip with a barcode that you hold on to, which allows you to follow up on the status of your ballot online.
- takeda 6y agoThe ballot also has an unique ID, perhaps is not tied to your name, but there is nothing that would prevent that. The ID is known when it is marked to you.