Indiana § 3-7-40.5-1 Applicability; missing or destruction of voter's original signature;
scanning copy of original signature

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-7-40.5-1 — Applicability; missing or destruction of voter's original signature; scanning copy of original signature

Indiana § 3-7-40.5-1

Art. 7VOTER REGISTRATION

Ch. 40.5Changes in Registration Records to Update Signature

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Ind. Code § 3-7-40.5-1 (2026).

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(a)This section applies when a county voter registration office determines that the original signature of a voter on a voter registration application previously approved by the county voter registration office is missing or has been destroyed.

(b)The county voter registration office may scan a copy of the voter's original signature from a poll list or other document maintained by the county election board or the county voter registration office into the computerized list to generate a copy of the signature for printing on a poll list or for an electronic poll book.

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(a) This section applies when a county voter
registration office determines that the original signature of a voter on
a voter registration application previously approved by the county voter
registration office is missing or has been destroyed.
(b) The county voter registration office may scan a copy of the
voter's original signature from a poll list or other document maintained
by the county election board or the county voter registration office into
the computerized list to generate a copy of the signature for printing on
a poll list or for an electronic poll book.