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by the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors. The law with regards to notice
of the location of polling places shall apply to those established under the
provisions of this section. It shall be the duty of said Board of Super-
visors to locate the polling places in any one precinct as close together as
possible, so as to minimize any inconvenience to voters.

1931, ch. 125.

139A. Whenever new boundaries for any ward, district or precinct
are established by the Board of Supervisors of Elections in Baltimore
City or any of the counties, it shall be the duty of the board establishing
such new boundaries to furnish a full and accurate description of the same
to the State Geological and Economic Survey within sixty days after such
new boundaries are established.

Contested Elections.

141.

Superior Court is empowered by this section and sec. 200 to deal with all pri-
mary election contests. Dorsey v. Ennis, 167 Md. 445.

Primary Elections.

190. ¹

195. Repealed by ch. 450 of the Acts of 1931.

196. ²

198.

This section referred to in construing sec. 55. Tull v. Fitzgerald, 167 Md. 4S5.

1981, ch. 403.

198A. Candidates for Member of Congress of the United States shall
file their said Certificates of Nomination with the Secretary of State at
Annapolis, and the Secretary of State, immediately upon receipt of the
same, shall certify the fact of said filing and the name and description
of each person so filing said certificate as specified therein to the Super-
visors of Elections of the various counties comprising the particular Con-
gressional District, and of Baltimore City, if said district be wholly or
partially within said city, and of which Congressional District the candi-
date is a bona fide citizen and registered voter. Said candidates for Con-

¹ Ch. 543 of acts of 1935 authorizes Worcester County to hold party conventions in
lieu of primary elections for the nomination of local officials, and if act is approved
by referendum vote, will repeal this section in so far as it applies to Worcester
County.

² This section was repealed by ch. 241 of acts of 1927, but on petition under art.
16 of the Constitution it was submitted to voters of Anne Arundel County at the
election Nov. 6, 1938, and rejected.

This section was also repealed by ch. 423 of acts of 1933, but on petition it was
again submitted to the voters of Anne Arundel County at the general election Nov.
6, 1934, and rejected.