STRUCTURE WHERE, FOR THE 60-DAY PERIOD IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO EACH
PRIMARY ELECTION AND GENERAL ELECTION, VOTER INFORMATION MATERIAL MAY
BE DISTRIBUTED OR DEPOSITED.

(2) THE DESIGNATED PUBLIC AREA SHALL BE READILY ACCESSIBLE TO
THE RESIDENTS OF THE STRUCTURE.

(3) VOTER INFORMATION MATERIAL DEPOSITED IN THE DESIGNATED
PUBLIC AREA SHALL REMAIN AVAILABLE FOR RESIDENTS OF THE STRUCTURE FOR A
PERIOD OF AT LEAST 10 DAYS.

(D) UPON WRITTEN NOTIFICATION BY A PERSON WHOSE RIGHTS UNDER THIS
SECTION WERE VIOLATED, THE LOCAL BOARD SHALL:

(1) NOTIFY THE OWNER OR GOVERNING BOARD REGARDING THE
APPARENT VIOLATION AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION; AND

(2) REQUEST COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS

SECTION.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Inadvertent omission of former Article 33, § 25-4 in the 1998
revision of the Election Code.

Occurred: Ch. 585, Acts of 1998.

2- 301.

(b) (1) An individual subject to this section may not, while holding the
position:

(i) Hold or be a candidate for any [public] ELECTIVE or political
party office OR ANY OTHER OFFICE CREATED UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OR LAWS
OF THIS STATE;

(ii) Use the individual's official authority for the purpose of
influencing or affecting the result of an election; or

(iii) Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, take an
active part in political management or a political campaign related to any candidate
or any matter that is subject to an election under this article.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Ambiguous provision in the revision of Article 33, § 2-301(b)(l)(i).

Occurred: Ch. 585, Acts of 1998.

3- 302.

(a) (2) Beginning with the primary election in 2000, and for any subsequent
election prior to the primary election in 2002, registration is closed beginning at 9
p.m. on the [24th] 25TH day preceding the election until the 11th day after that
election.