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Going to have to read this opinion. Utah's system has been paper based for many years. Until the legislature takes up this issue itself, I have a hard time understanding how a court could rule in such a manner.
Maybe because an electronic signature should be as valid as a paper signature. Maybe because the state allows you to conduct business electronically. If you can renew your car tags, you should be able to sign a petition the same way, More..
Jeff - I believe we have a national election decided by a court rather than the voters, remember?
Electronic signatures should require the voter ID number that too would be another safeguard.
Just another example of the More..