HERBERT R. O'CONOR, GOVERNOR. 1301

such applicant is entitled to register in the precinct in which
he or she is registered or in another precinct of Baltimore
City, in which latter event the form shall be transferred to
such precinct. Any person who feels aggrieved by the action
of said Board of Supervisors may proceed as provided in Sec-
tion 27 of this Article.

When once registered in accordance with this Act, a person
shall not be required to register again unless this registration
is cancelled as hereinbefore or as hereinafter provided.

29M. In Baltimore City after January 1, 1940, persons
qualified to register, transfer, affiliate or to change their
party affiliation, may register, transfer or affiliate at the
office of the Board of Supervisors of Election at any time
such office is open, except thirty days preceding and ten
days following a primary or special election and forty-five days
preceding and fifteen days following a general election, and
may change their party affiliation at said office, when open,
except six months preceding and ten days following a primary
election and forty-five days preceding and fifteen days follow-
ing a general or special election. Party affiliation or change
of party affiliation or removal to another precinct within the
city may be made by a written notice by mail or by calling in
person at the Board's office. Upon receiving written notice of
affiliation or change of affiliation or of removal to another
precinct within the city, the Board shall cause the signature
to be compared with the original registration form of such
applicant, and if such signature appears to be the same, entry
of such affiliation or change of affiliation or change of resi-
dence on the original and duplicate registration cards or forms
shall be made. If the Board is not satisfied as to the signa-
ture on the written notice, or that the change should be made,
notice shall be sent the applicant by mail directing him or her
to appear at the office of the Board to answer such questions
under oath as may be deemed necessary. If it shall appear
from a written notice of removal or from personal application
that the applicant for a transfer has removed to a Congres-
sional, Legislative or Councilmanic district other than that
from which he seeks a transfer, a memorandum to that effect
shall be attached to the original and duplicate cards of such
applicant, and he or she shall he notified to appear in person
at the office of the Board during a period to be named in such
notice, which period shall begin forty-two days and end thirty-
five days prior to the next general election at which the
applicant would be entitled to vote under the provisions of
Section 1 of Article 1 of the Constitution; provided that, if
the applicant would not be entitled to vote in the precinct to
which he or she has removed at the general election next fol-