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cinct; the said respective officers of registration shall cause said
respective lists to be published by handbills posted in such public
places as they may respectively select in their respective election
districts or election precincts.

Ryninger v. Keating, 60 Md. 334. Muncher v. State, 66 Md. 227.

1882, ch. 22, sec. 22.

21. If any resident of any election district or election precinct in
this State, who may become qualified to vote in such election district
or election precinct after the occurrence of an election therein, sub-
sequent to the last appointed day of the last sitting of the officers of
registration for such election district or election precinct, shall
desire to be registered therein for the purpose of voting at a new
or special election to be held therein before the next appointed
sitting of the officers of registration for such election district or
election precinct, or if any person shall think himself aggrieved
by the refusal of the officers of registration of any election dis-
trict or election precinct to register his name as a qualified voter
in such election district or election precinct at any sitting ap-
pointed by law for the purpose of the registration of qualified
voters in such election district or election precinct, or for the
revision and correction of the list of qualified and registered
voters in such election district or election precinct, or by the
striking off his name or the name of any other registered voter
from the registry of voters or list of qualified and registered
voters of such election district or election precinct, or being duly
registered in the proper registry of voters of such election district
or election precinct, by the omission of his name from the poll-
book or list of qualified and registered voters of such election
district or election precinct, or by misspelling of his name in such
registry of voters or list of qualified and registered voters, or by
the registration of any person in such election district or election
precinct who was not entitled to be registered therein, or by re-
fusing to strike from the registry of voters or list of qualified
voters the name of any person who has ceased to be a qualified
voter in said district or precinct since he was registered, or by
the placing upon the poll-book of such election district or elec-
tion precinct any name not entered or improperly entered as a
qualified voter in the registry of voters of such election district