; and (2) include a notation on the voter rolls maintained by the office and provided to the individual polling locations, which identifies that a voter has received a mail-in ballot and the date that mail-in ballot was sent to the voter. (d) Ballot requirements (1) In general To be considered validly cast and eligible to be counted in an election for Federal office, a mail-in ballot must— (A) be marked using blue or black ink, and properly designate the individual’s vote for each candidate; (B) be signed by the individual using the same signature the individual used to register to vote; (C) be dated; (D) be received by the appropriate election official no later than the time polls close on the date of the election; and (E) include an attestation, signed by the individual, that the individual submitting the mail-in ballot is— (i) the individual to whom the ballot was mailed; (ii) registered to vote in the jurisdiction where the ballot is being submitted