§ 8-105. Signatures and verification.
A. Signatures. Every eligible voter signing an application or petition shall do so in the presence of the person circulating the application or petition and who is to execute the affidavit of verification.
1. At the time of signing, the eligible voter shall sign his or her first and last names in the spaces provided and the voter so signing or the person circulating the application or petition shall print his or her first and last names and write, in the appropriate spaces following the signature, the signer’s date of birth, enrollment number, residence address, giving street and number, if any, and his or her post office address if any.
2. The voter so signing or the person circulating the application or petition shall write, in the appropriate spaces following the voter’s address, the date on which the voter signed the petition.
3. All signatures on a signature sheet shall be those of qualified voters. Any signature obtained in violation of this subsection shall be void and shall not be counted in determining the legal sufficiency of the application or petition.
4. The absence of any of the above information shall invalidate that signature.
B. Verification. The person before whom the signatures and addresses were written on the signature sheet shall, on the affidavit form pursuant to this section, subscribe and swear before a notary public that each name on the signature sheet was signed and the name and address was printed in the presence of the voter and the circulator on the date indicated, and that in his or her belief each signer was a qualified voter.
1. The affidavit shall be printed on the reverse side of each signature sheet on a form provided by the Office.
2. Signature and handwriting comparisons may be made. ONCA 17-107, eff. Oct. 4, 2017.