Do mail in ballots have signatures

In the United States, the use of signatures on mail-in ballots varies from state to state. Some states require signatures on mail-in ballots, while others do not. Here's a breakdown:

States that require signatures on mail-in ballots:

1. Arizona: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
2. California: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
3. Colorado: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
4. Connecticut: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
5. Delaware: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
6. Florida: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
7. Hawaii: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
8. Idaho: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
9. Illinois: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
10. Indiana: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
11. Iowa: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
12. Kansas: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
13. Louisiana: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
14. Maine: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
15. Maryland: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
16. Massachusetts: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
17. Michigan: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
18. Minnesota: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
19. Montana: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
20. Nebraska: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
21. Nevada: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
22. New Hampshire: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
23. New Jersey: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
24. New Mexico: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
25. New York: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
26. North Carolina: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
27. North Dakota: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
28. Ohio: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
29. Oklahoma: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
30. Oregon: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
31. Pennsylvania: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
32. Rhode Island: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
33. South Carolina: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
34. South Dakota: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
35. Tennessee: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
36. Texas: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
37. Utah: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
38. Vermont: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
39. Virginia: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
40. Washington: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
41. West Virginia: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
42. Wisconsin: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.
43. Wyoming: Voters must sign their name on the return envelope.

States that do not require signatures on mail-in ballots:

1. Alaska: No signature required.
2. District of Columbia: No signature required.
3. Georgia: No signature required.
4. Mississippi: No signature required.
5. Missouri: No signature required.
6. New York City (in addition to the state): No signature required.

It's essential to note that even in states that do not require signatures, voters may still be required to provide identification or other verification information to ensure the integrity of the voting process.