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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                             Ch. 572 community service, restitutions, and fines, and at least 3 years have elapsed since the
completion of the court-ordered sentence imposed for the conviction, including
probation, parole, community service, restitutions, and fines; (2)     is under guardianship for mental disability; or (3)     has been convicted of buying or selling votes. (c) Notwithstanding subsection (b) of this section, an individual is not
qualified to be a registered voter if the individual has been convicted of a second or
subsequent crime of violence, as defined in § 14-101 of the Criminal Law Article. 3-301. (b)     A qualified applicant shall be [added to the voter registry in the voter's
county of residence] ELECTRONICALLY ENTERED INTO THE STATEWIDE VOTER
REGISTRATION LIST ON AN EXPEDITED BASIS AT THE TIME VOTER REGISTRATION
INFORMATION IS PROVIDED TO THE LOCAL BOARD AND SHALL BE ASSIGNED TO THE
COUNTY IN WHICH THE APPLICANT RESIDES unless registration is closed pursuant to
§ 3-302 of this subtitle. (c)      (1) The election director in the county where an applicant resides shall
send a voter acknowledgment notice, in a format prescribed by the State Board, to
each applicant informing the applicant whether he or she is qualified to become
registered, and, if not qualified, the reasons why. (2) (i) A voter notification card sent to a qualified applicant may serve
as a voter acknowledgment notice. (ii) 1. The voter notification card shall contain the name and
address of the voter, the date of issue, and the district or ward and precinct of the
voter. 2.       The card is evidence that the individual to whom it is
issued is a registered voter on the date appearing on the card. 3.       The election director shall issue a replacement card on
request of the voter and a new card when a relevant change is made in the voter's
registration record IF THE VOTER CONTINUES TO RESIDE IN THE COUNTY. 3-304. (a) (1) Notification of a change of address or of a change of name may be
made: (i) by information provided on a voter registration application by
the same methods provided for registration pursuant to Subtitle 2 of this title; (ii) by written notice, signed by the voter and sent by mail or
otherwise delivered to the local board in the county where [the voter is currently
registered] THE VOTER'S CURRENT VOTER REGISTRATION ADDRESS IS LOCATED or
to which the voter has moved; - 3249 -


 
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