The legibility of cursive signatures on mail-in ballot envelopes could well become a disenfranchisement problem.

“Cursive helps students make connections that we don’t when ... “Everybody knows John Hancock because of his signature — you know, ‘Put your John Hancock there,'” Adams said.

Researchers say that handwriting is linked to academic success. Historians, like Morris, worry what is lost if people can’t ...

Why is that? I think it’s because signatures are supposed to be in cursive, or else they don’t count. At least, that’s what I was taught growing up. (And I’m really not that old ...

States that make such comparisons typically match the voter’s signature on the absentee ballot envelope against signatures in ...

"You would be hard-pressed to find anyone in the United States under 40 who even has a signature because they don't know ...

Although winners have been determined in some Nevada races, others are too close to call — and the results could come down to ...

They're also great utility items for taking notes or even just keeping up on your cursive. For me, though, these devices are ...

A “highly stylized” version of George Washington’s signature has been replaced — at least in part because it was difficult to ...

Second, the voter’s signature provides a way to make sure she’s really the person ... young people no longer learn cursive. They are less likely to have consistent, well-practiced signatures ...

Ballots that were submitted without a signature or with a signature that didn’t match what the Election Department had on file need to be “cured,” a process by which the voter provides personal ...

During a report from outside an election center in Clark County, Nevada, CNN reporter Jim Acosta reported that young people ...