Indiana § 3-5-6-6 Substantial conformity of signatures required

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-5-6-6 — Substantial conformity of signatures required

Indiana § 3-5-6-6

Art. 5GENERAL PROVISIONS

Ch. 6Standards for Certifying Documents Signed by

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Ind. Code § 3-5-6-6 (2026).

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(a)Whenever the signature of an individual does not substantially conform with the signature of the registered voter with the name and address in the records of the county voter registration office, the signature is invalid and may not be certified.

(b)In determining whether a signature substantially conforms with a voter's signature in the records of the county voter registration office, the office must certify the signature if the office determines that lack of conformity may reasonably be attributed to the age, disability, or impairment of the voter.

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(a) Whenever the signature of an individual does
not substantially conform with the signature of the registered voter with
the name and address in the records of the county voter registration
office, the signature is invalid and may not be certified.
(b) In determining whether a signature substantially conforms with
a voter's signature in the records of the county voter registration office,
the office must certify the signature if the office determines that lack
of conformity may reasonably be attributed to the age, disability, or
impairment of the voter.