114 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 77

name of such voter upon, the precinct book and through all
other entries on the same line, and a note in red ink to be
made on the original and duplicate cards of such voter of the
fact and date of such death or conviction, and such cards to
be transferred to an inactive file. When said Board shall
learn of the removal of any registered voter from this State
or that such voter has acquired a voting residence in one of the
counties of this State, it shall deal in the same manner with
the said cards and with the entries on the said precinct book
and shall notify the said voter by mail of such action. When
a registered voter who shall have acquired a voting residence
in one of the counties of this State shall file an application
for a certificate of removal in the form prescribed by Section
39A of this Article (except that the words "registration
records" shall be substituted for. the words "registry books"),
the said Board shall deal with the said cards and with the
entries in said precinct book in the manner above prescribed
and shall within ten days mail to such voter a certificate of
removal certifying in a form conforming in other respects
with that prescribed in said Section 39A that such action
has been taken. When said Board shall learn that a registered
voter has removed from the precinct in which he is registered
to another precinct in Baltimore City, said Board shall notify
such voter to apply for a transfer, and, upon his or her so
doing, shall proceed as prescribed in Section 29M hereof. Upon
failure of such voter to comply with such notice within thirty
days, the Board shall cause the facts of such removal to be
investigated, and, if it be found that such voter has acquired
a voting residence in another precinct, the Board shall proceed
as if such voter had removed from the State, except that such
voter shall be notified by mail of his or her right to re-register.
Whenever, after an original registration, a person shall change
his or her name, such person shall be required to re-register;
provided, however, that when such change is made during
the sixty days immediately preceding the election, such person,
if duly registered, may vote at the election under his or her
former name. Such person, however, shall be required to
re-register before he or she shall be permitted to vote at any
subsequent election, and he or she shall be so notified by the
Board.

29-P. At least twenty-nine days before every general elec-
tion subsequent to the municipal election of 1939, the Board
shall cause to be prepared from the registration cards a com-
plete and official registration list for each precinct, contain-
ing the names, party affiliations and addresses of all qualified
and duly registered voters in the precinct. All such names,
in so far as practicable, shall be arranged in geographical