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Ch. 291 2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(4) In Calvert County, the compensation for each election day actually
served shall be:
(i) $125 per day for each chief election judge; and
(ii) $100 per day for every other election judge.
(5) In Harford County, the compensation for each election day actually
served shall be:
(i) Not less than $160 per day for each chief election judge; and
(ii) Not less than $125 per day for every other election judge.
(6) (i) In Prince George's County, the compensation for each election
day actually served shall be:
1. $200 per day for two chief election judges; and
2. $125 per day for every other election judge.
(ii) 1. In Prince George's County, except as provided under
sub-subparagraph 2 of this subparagraph, election judges and alternate election
judges shall receive $25 as compensation for completing the course of instruction
required under § 10-206 of this subtitle.
2. An election judge or alternate election judge may not
receive the compensation authorized under this subparagraph if the election judge
refuses to serve on an election day, unless the local board excuses the election judge.
(7) (i) In Washington County, the compensation for each election day
actually served shall be:
1. $125 per day for each chief election judge, plus a mileage
allowance as determined by the Washington County Board; and
2. $100 per day for every other election judge.
(ii) In Washington County, a chief election judge or election judge
who successfully completes a course of instruction in poll working shall be eligible for
additional compensation, if approved by the Washington County Board and provided
for in the county budget.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section formerly was Art. 33, § 10-205.
No changes are made.
10-206.
(a) [(1)] In consultation with the local boards, the State Board shall:
[(i)] (1) Develop a program of instruction of election judges; and
[(ii)](2) Oversee the implementation of the program of instruction.
(b) The training materials utilized by the program may include:
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