Tiller v. Martinez

How courts have described this case

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• holding that when signatures appear to be different, the trial court need not accept testimony of the voter or other witnesses that the voter made both signatures but may rely on its own comparison to determine whether there is a discrepancy that supports the Board’s rejection of the ballot
• applying the standard of review in a case in which the trial court found the election judge improperly rejected the ballots
• applying the standardof review in a case in which the trial court found the election judge improperlyrejected the ballots
• when contestant contends election judge rejected votes that should have been accepted, rule has long presumed that each rejected ballot was cast by an illegal voter
• when contestant contends election judge rejected votes that should have been accepted, rule has long presumed that each rejected ballot was cast by an illegal voter
• when contestant contends election judge rejected votes that should have been accepted, rule has long presumed that each rejected ballot was cast by an illegal voter

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