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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 291
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(c) The term of office for an election judge continues until the Tuesday that is
13 weeks before the next statewide primary election unless:
(1) The local board excuses the person for good cause; or
(2) A special election is held during the election judge's term of office and
the State Board determines that a local board may not need the service of all of the
appointed election judges.
(d) A local board shall fill each vacant election judge position in the same
manner as set forth in subsection (a) of this section.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section formerly was Art. 33, § 10-203.
No changes are made.
10-204.
(a) (1) Each election judge shall take and subscribe to a written oath
prescribed in Article I, § 9 of the Maryland Constitution.
(2) The signed oath, when returned to the local board, shall constitute
the commission of office for the election judge.
(b) The State Board shall prescribe a form for the combined oath and
commission required under this section.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section formerly was Art. 33, § 10-204.
No changes are made.
10-205.
(a) A local board may fix the compensation of election judges within the limits
authorized for this purpose by the county's governing body.
(b) (1) In Allegany County, the compensation for each day actually served
may not be less than:
(i) $100 per day for each chief election judge; and
(ii) $80 per day for every other election judge.
(2) In Baltimore City, the compensation for each election day actually
served shall be:
(i) $150 per day for each chief election judge; and
(ii) $125 per day for every other election judge.
(3) In Baltimore County, the compensation for each election day actually
served shall be:
(i) $160 per day for each chief election judge; and
(ii) $125 per day for every other election judge.
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