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S.B. 478
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VETOES
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3. THE LOCAL BOARD BASED ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF
RECOGNIZED NONPRINCIPAL POLITICAL PARTIES AND OTHER PUBLIC INTEREST
GROUPS.
(II) NOTWITHSTANDING SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH,
EACH LOCAL BOARD HAS THE FINAL AUTHORITY TO SELECT THE GEOGRAPHIC
LOCATIONS FOR THE NUMBER OF EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACES DESIGNATED BY
THE STATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR THAT COUNTY.
(3) IF THE NUMBER OF POLLING LOCATIONS EARLY VOTING POLLING
PLACES SET BY THE STATE ADMINISTRATOR FOR A LOCAL BOARD IS NOT EQUALLY
DIVISIBLE BY THREE:
(I) THE NUMBER OF GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS SELECTED BY THE
PRINCIPAL PARTIES SHALL BE EQUAL; AND
(II) THE NUMBER OF GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS SELECTED BY THE
LOCAL BOARD SHALL BE LESS THAN, BY NO MORE THAN TWO, THE NUMBER
SELECTED BY ONE PRINCIPAL PARTY.
(C) (1) EACH LOCAL BOARD SHALL ESTABLISH THE EARLY VOTING POLLING
PLACES IN ITS COUNTY.
(2) (I) IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES, THE LOCAL BOARD SHALL
ESTABLISH AT LEAST THREE EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACES FOR EACH PRIMARY
OR GENERAL ELECTION:
1. ANNE ARUNDEL;
2. BALTIMORE CITY;
3. BALTIMORE COUNTY;
4. HARFORD;
5. HOWARD;
6. MONTGOMERY; AND
7. PRINCE GEORGE'S.
(II) IN EACH COUNTY OTHER THAN A COUNTY SPECIFIED IN
SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH, THE LOCAL BOARD SHALL ESTABLISH AT
LEAST ONE EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACE FOR EACH PRIMARY OR GENERAL
ELECTION.
(4) (I) (3) POLLING PLACES ESTABLISHED BY A LOCAL BOARD
UNDER THIS SECTION SHALL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF § 10-101 OF THIS TITLE.
(II) IF A LOCAL BOARD CANNOT ESTABLISH A POLLING PLACE IN
THE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION REQUESTED UNDER THIS SUBSECTION, THE
REQUESTING ENTITY MAY MAKE ANOTHER REQUEST.
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