WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                         Ch. 268

(3)     (i) In Baltimore City, the compensation of judges of elections shall be
[$100] $125 per day for chief judges and [$75] $100 per day for judges for each election
day.

(ii) In Baltimore City, each chief judge must be a registered voter
residing in the election district or ward in which the precinct for which the chief judge is
appointed is located. However, if a qualified person residing in the election district or
ward cannot be found with a reasonable effort, the chief judge must be a registered voter
residing in Baltimore City.

(iii) In Baltimore City, one judge each from the majority party and the
principal minority party in this State appointed in each precinct shall be designated chief
judge for that precinct.

(iv) All judges, except those judges appointed under emergency
circumstances, shall be required to receive the course of instruction prescribed by the
board of supervisors of elections.

(4)     In Baltimore County, the compensation of judges of elections shall be
$135 per day for chief judges and $100 per day for other judges for each election day.

(5)     In Prince George's County, judges shall be paid $100 per day for two
chief judges and $75 per day for judges, for each election day actually served.

(6)     (i) In Washington County, chief judges shall be paid $75 per day for
each election day, plus a mileage allowance as determined by the board; judges shall be
paid $65 per day for each election day.

(ii) In Washington County, after a chief judge or judge has received a
course of instruction in poll working he shall be eligible for additional compensation if
approved by the board and provided in the county budget.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
October 1, 1993.

Approved May 11, 1993.

CHAPTER 268
(Senate Bill 759)

AN ACT concerning

Charles County - Property Tax Credits

FOR the purpose of allowing the governing body of Charles County to grant a property
tax credit for property that is owned by Habitat for Humanity or any other
charitable organization holding property with the intention of relinquishing
ownership within a certain time period for charitable purposes; and generally
relating to property tax credits in Charles County.

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