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Ch. 291 2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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10-302.
In a timely manner for each election, the local board shall provide for the
delivery to each polling place the supplies, records, and equipment necessary for the
conduct of the election.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section formerly was Art. 33, § 10-302.
No changes are made.
10-303.
(a) Under the supervision of a chief judge, an election judge shall:
(1) Carry out the tasks assigned by the local board, including those set
forth in [the Election Judge Instruction Manual] ANY ELECTION JUDGE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL developed in accordance with § 10-206 of this title, during the
period of time that begins before the election through the close of the polls and the
return of materials to the local board; and
(2) Take measures throughout election day to assure that:
(i) Each voter's right to cast a ballot in privacy is maintained;
(ii) The integrity of the voting process is preserved;
(iii) The accuracy of the counting process is protected;
(iv) Order in the polling place is maintained; and
(v) All election laws are observed.
(b) While serving as an election judge on an election day, an election judge
shall wear a badge that:
(1) Is in plain view;
(2) Identifies the person as an election judge; and
(3) Identifies the person by name and by the ward and precinct or
election district for which the person is an election judge.
(c) An election judge shall:
(1) Keep the peace; and
(2) Order the arrest of any person who:
(i) Breaches the peace;
(ii) Breaches any provision of this article; or
(iii) Interferes with the work of the judges in conducting the election
and carrying out their assigned tasks.
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