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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 61
2-206.
(A) Subject to the requirements of this article and the policies and guidance of
the local board, the election director [may]:
(1) MAY appoint the employees of the local board;
(2) MAY train judges of election;
(3) MAY give notice of elections;
(4) MAY, upon the request of an elderly or disabled voter whose polling
place is not structurally barrier free, provide an alternate polling place to the voter;
(5) MAY issue voter acknowledgment notices and voter notification cards;
(6) MAY receive certificates of candidacy;
(7) MAY verify nominating petitions;
(8) MAY receive and maintain campaign finance reports;
(9) MAY, in consultation with the local board, conduct the canvass
following an election; [and]
(10) subject to § 9-306 of this article, MAY process and reject absentee
ballot applications;
(11) SHALL PUBLISH ON AN INTERNET WEBSITE, NOT LATER THAN 30
DAYS BEFORE THE CLOSE OF REGISTRATION PRIOR TO AN ELECTION, A LIST OF ANY
PROPOSED DELETIONS OF REGISTRANTS FROM THE VOTER REGISTRY; AND
(12) SHALL ENSURE THAT THERE IS AT LEAST ONE WORKING VOTING
MACHINE OR DEVICE FOR EVERY 200 REGISTERED VOTERS AT EACH POLLING PLACE.
(B) THE ELECTION DIRECTOR SHALL MAKE REGULAR PUBLIC REPORTS, ON A
SCHEDULE DETERMINED BY THE STATE ADMINISTRATOR REGARDING:
(1) THE NUMBER AND TYPES OF VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS
RECEIVED;
(2) THE NUMBER OF VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
AND REJECTED; AND
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(3) THE REASONS THE APPLICATIONS WERE REJECTED.
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2-301.
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(a) This section applies to:
(1) a member of the State Board;
(2) a regular or substitute member of a local board;
(3) the State Administrator;
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