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Ch. 127
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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Article 33 - Election Code
3-505.
(a) (1) (i) Information from the agencies specified in this paragraph shall
be reported to the State Board in a format and at times prescribed by the State Board.
(ii) The Commissioner of Health of Baltimore City and the health
officer of each county shall report the names and residence addresses (if known) of all
individuals at least 16 years of age reported deceased within the city or county since
the date of the last such report.
(iii) The clerk of the circuit court for each county and the
administrative clerk for each District Court shall report the names and addresses of
all individuals convicted, in the respective court, of theft or infamous crimes since the
date of the last such report.
(iv) The clerk of the circuit court for each county shall report the
former and present names and residence addresses (if known) of all individuals whose
names have been changed by decree or order of the court since the date of the last
report.
(2) The State Board shall make arrangements with the clerk of the
United States District Court for the District of Maryland to receive reports of names
and addresses, if available, of individuals convicted of infamous crimes in that court.
(b) (1) The State Board shall transmit to the appropriate local board
information gathered pursuant to subsection (a) of this section.
(2) Every agency or instrumentality of any county which acquires or
condemns or razes or causes to be condemned or razed any building used as a
residence within the county shall promptly report such fact and the location of the
building to the local board in the county or city.
(3) Registration cancellation information provided by an applicant on
any voter registration application shall be provided to the appropriate local board by
the State Board or another local board.
(4) A local board may:
(i) Make arrangements to receive change of address information
from an entity approved by the State Board; and
(ii) Pay a reasonable fee to the entity for the information.
(C) (1) WHENEVER A LOCAL BOARD BECOMES AWARE OF AN OBITUARY OR
ANY OTHER RELIABLE REPORT OF THE DEATH OF A REGISTERED VOTER, THE
ELECTION DIRECTOR SHALL MAIL A NOTICE TO THE REGISTERED VOTER, AS
PRESCRIBED BY THE STATE BOARD, TO VERIFY WHETHER THE VOTER IS IN FACT
DECEASED.
(2) ON RECEIPT OF A VERIFICATION OF THE DEATH OF A VOTER,
PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NOTICE MAILED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1) OF
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