Ch. 11                 LAWS OF MARYLAND

applicable to candidates for nomination of their party for
President of the United States who have been defeated in a
Presidential preference primary election.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects a stylistic error in an
          internal reference in Article 33, § 8-2(a).

          The stylistic error occurred in Ch. 392 of the Acts of

               1967.

           The stylistic error was noted by the Michie Company.

8-5.

(a) At the time of giving the notice of election required

by § 2-10 of this article, each board shall cause to be published

by one insertion in two or more newspapers published within each

county, and in all the daily papers published in Baltimore City

which will publish the same at the lowest available local rate of

commercial advertising, the nominations to office which have been

filed with or certified to them under the provisions of this

article. If in any county there be but one newspaper published,

publication in such one newspaper shall be sufficient. Such

publication shall be made in newspapers devoted to the

dissemination of general news; and the two newspapers selected,

if possible, shall represent the political parties which at the

last preceding election cast the largest and next largest number

of votes. The list of nominations published by the board shall

be arranged, so far as practicable, in the order and form in

which they are to be printed upon the ballots. This [paragraph]

SUBSECTION does not apply in those counties in which a specimen

ballot, is mailed pursuant to the provisions of Section 2-10 OF

THIS ARTICLE if such ballot includes the nominations to office

which have been filed with or certified to the board.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects stylistic errors in an
internal reference and in a cross-reference in Article

            33, § 8-5(a).

The stylistic errors occurred in Ch. 375 of the Acts

              of 1983.

The stylistic error in the internal reference was
           noted by the Michie Company and by the Administrative
Office of the Courts of Maryland. The stylistic error
in the cross-reference was noted by the Administrative
Office of the Courts of Maryland.

9A-l.

           A candidate for public office may not designate the
political party with which he is affiliated on the ballot at any
election held hereunder unless such party is a political party as

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