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no because there is no need for presumption of validity as it hurts no one, except those who would try to forge a signature on a vote.
it's like your asking if we could pretend evidence is NOT valid to presume someone innocent, in lieu of looking at actual evidence of a crime.
no we can't do that, but we can give them the presumption of innocence until said evidence is seen as beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
your analogy is a step too late in the process.
Are you able to explain how the presumption of validity prevents the inspection of signatures?