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    Arkansas ‘wet’ signature requirement paused by federal court

    By Erik De La Garza,

    1 days ago
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    Jim Birmingham
    7h ago
    Voter I'd and a verified signature. STOP THE STEAL
    Jim Birmingham
    7h ago
    it proves they are a warm body. it takes time to do unlike typing "a name or multiple names.But in his ruling, Brooks was skeptical that “the wetness of a signature” could be used by a county clerk to determine whether an applicant is qualified to vote under Arkansas law.
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