An electronic signature....didn’t know that they did that.

But in our state, your signature is electronically scannedfrom your voter registration application that you initially signed. Your signature on your ballot is compared to that signature for verification that you actually signed the ballot submitted.

They check signatures to make sure they match, I believe. So using a software program is out unless it is actually using your signature.

Without a printer or a scanner, I am having a hard time thinking of a solution.

There is one way, you can sign your name on a piece of white paper using black ink, take a picture of it with your phone, email the picture to yourself so you can get it on your computer and then edit and crop the picture to be a certain size that you can insert to the ballot and place on the line where your signature goes.

I have done this in the past, but it is sketchy and takes time and knowledge of editing software.

Sorry but that is the best I have to offer.

Might have what you need

Put the paperwork on a thumb drive and take it there to print out and sign. They could also scan again after it's signed and save it back to your drive, then you can save to your computer and attach to email to send.

and the Staples near me has online printing services.

I emailed the document and am now waiting for a confirmation email from them.

Then I go to the store and enter the request in the kiosk on location, using a confirmation number that is supposed to come with the confirmation.

I would never have thought of that without you guys.

You're the greatest.

Now I can paste it into .pdf and other text documents, but the details depend pretty harshly on what file format and application you're using. Personally, I use Libre Office to open files in .odt format and then export to .pdf. There are some glitches, so YMMV.