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§ 1-101	In this article the following words have the meanings indicated...
§ 1-201	The intention of this article is that the conduct of elections should...
§ 1-301	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, in computing...
§ 1-302	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the filing...
§ 1-303	In this section, "voter information material" means:
§ 1-304	This article does not preempt restrictions on political activities...
§ 2-101	There is a State Board of Elections consisting of five members.
§ 2-102	The State Board shall manage and supervise elections in the State...
§ 2-103	There is a State Administrator of Elections.
§ 2-104	In the year preceding each year in which a primary and general election...
§ 2-105	In any judicial proceeding in which a local board is a party, the...
§ 2-106	The State Board and each local board shall maintain and dispose...
§ 2-107	There is a Maryland Election Modernization Fund.
§ 2-201	There is a county board of elections in each county of the State.
§ 2-202	Except for the City of Baltimore, the provisions of this section...
§ 2-203	Each county shall appropriate the funds essential for the operations...
§ 2-204	Each regular member of a local board shall receive the salary and...
§ 2-205	Each local board may appoint or retain as counsel an individual...
§ 2-206	Subject to the requirements of this article and the policies and...
§ 2-207	This section applies to each employee of a local board.
§ 2-301	This section applies to:
§ 2-302	The State Board shall be open for business during regular business...
§ 2-303	Subject to paragraph (2) of this subsection, as it deems it expedient...
§ 3-101	There shall be a statewide voter registration list.
§ 3-102	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, an individual...
§ 3-201	An individual may apply to become a registered voter:
§ 3-202	The statewide voter registration application shall:
§ 3-203	The Motor Vehicle Administration shall provide the opportunity to...
§ 3-204	The State Board shall designate public agencies and nongovernmental...
§ 3-205	A voter registration volunteer or any individual assisting another...
§ 3-301	When a voter registration application is received by a local board,...
§ 3-302	Registration is closed beginning at 9 p.m. on the 21st day preceding...
§ 3-303	Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section, a...
§ 3-304	Notification of a change of address or of a change of name may be...
§ 3-401	In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 3-402	This subtitle does not apply to a municipal corporation that:
§ 3-403	A voter residing in a municipal corporation is considered to be...
§ 3-501	An election director may remove a voter from the statewide voter...
§ 3-502	In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 3-503	If a voter fails to respond to a confirmation notice under § 3-502(c)...
§ 3-504	(i)Information from the agencies specified in this paragraph shall...
§ 3-505	The State Board shall adopt regulations for the retention and storage...
§ 3-506	A copy of a list of registered voters shall be provided to a Maryland...
§ 3-601.1	In this section, "clerical error" means an inadvertent mistake in...
§ 3-602	Under the procedures established by the State Board, an administrative...
§ 4-101	Except as to a matter of compelling State interest, if any provision...
§ 4-102	Any group of registered voters may form a new political party by:
§ 4-103	Unless extended pursuant to paragraph (2) of this subsection, a...
§ 4-201	Each political party shall have a State central committee that:
§ 4-202	A principal political party shall elect the members of the county...
§ 4-203	In Anne Arundel County, the members of the Democratic and Republican...
§ 4-204	Except as otherwise provided in this article, each political party...
§ 4-205	A political party in the State may not incorporate under the general...
§ 5-101	This subtitle governs the process by which an individual becomes...
§ 5-201	An individual may become a candidate for a public or party office...
§ 5-202	A candidate for public or party office must be a registered voter...
§ 5-203	This subsection does not apply to a candidate for:
§ 5-204	An individual simultaneously may not be a candidate for more than...
§ 5-205	In accordance with Article II of the Maryland Constitution, when...
§ 5-301	An individual may become a candidate for a public or party office...
§ 5-302	A certificate of candidacy shall be filed under oath on the prescribed...
§ 5-303	Except as provided in subsections (b) and (c) of this section, a...
§ 5-304	A certificate of candidacy may be filed:
§ 5-305	This section applies only to a petition that will affect the right...
§ 5-401	This section does not apply to a write-in candidate.
§ 5-402	Upon request, a candidate who pays a filing fee is entitled to a...
§ 5-403	Filing fees paid by candidates under § 5-401 of this subtitle shall...
§ 5-501	An individual who has filed a certificate of candidacy may withdraw...
§ 5-502	Subject to § 5–402 of this title, an individual who has filed a...
§ 5-503	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, the certificate...
§ 5-504	If a certificate of withdrawal is filed under this subtitle:
§ 5-601	The name of a candidate shall remain on the ballot and be submitted...
§ 5-701	Nominations for public offices that are filled by elections governed...
§ 5-702	A candidate for public office of a political party shall be nominated...
§ 5-703	Except for a candidate for a nonpartisan county board of education,...
§ 5-703.1	Except for a candidate for a nonpartisan county board of education,...
§ 5-704	An individual who seeks election as a write-in candidate shall file...
§ 5-705	A certificate of nomination that entitles a candidate for public...
§ 5-706	This section does not apply to:
§ 5-801	A nominee may decline the nomination by filing a certificate of...
§ 5-901	This section does not apply to vacancy in nomination in the office...
§ 5-902	If either of the candidates of a Governor and Lieutenant Governor...
§ 5-903	If a candidate for Lieutenant Governor dies, withdraws the candidacy,...
§ 5-904	This section does not apply if only one Governor and Lieutenant...
§ 5-905	If only a single Governor and Lieutenant Governor unit files for...
§ 5-1001	When a local board receives a certificate of designation and a certificate...
§ 5-1002	This section applies only to a nominee for statewide office, except...
§ 5-1003	This section applies to a vacancy in nomination for Representative...
§ 5-1004	A vacancy in nomination for an office that is entirely in one county...
§ 5-1005	This section applies:
§ 5-1101	This section applies to petition candidates for the office of Governor...
§ 5-1201	Except as otherwise specifically provided in this title, if either...
§ 5-1202	An individual selected or designated to fill a vacancy in candidacy...
§ 5-1203	At each general election, the names of the following nominees shall...
§ 5-1204	If a vacancy in candidacy is properly filled and certified to the...
§ 5-1301	Except for a candidate or nominee to fill a vacancy for the office...
§ 5-1302	A certificate of designation may not be filed later than 10 days...
§ 5-1303	If a nominee dies, declines the nomination, or is disqualified after...
§ 6-101	In this title the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 6-102	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, this title...
§ 6-103	The State Board shall adopt regulations, consistent with this title,...
§ 6-201	A petition shall contain:
§ 6-202	The format of the petition prepared by a sponsor may be submitted...
§ 6-203	To sign a petition, an individual shall:
§ 6-204	Each signature page shall contain an affidavit made and executed...
§ 6-205	Unless otherwise required by the Maryland Constitution, a petition...
§ 6-206	Promptly upon the filing of a petition with an election authority,...
§ 6-207	Upon the filing of a petition, and unless it has been declared deficient...
§ 6-208	At the conclusion of the verification and counting processes, the...
§ 6-209	A person aggrieved by a determination made under § 6-202, § 6-206,...
§ 6-210	A request for an advance determination under § 6-202 of this subtitle...
§ 6-211	Offenses and penalties relating to the petition process shall be...
§ 7-101	This title applies to the following types of ballot questions:
§ 7-102	A question relating to the holding of a constitutional convention...
§ 7-103	In this section, "county attorney" means:
§ 7-104	A petition for the election of a charter board may not be filed...
§ 7-105	A local board shall provide notice of each question to be submitted...
§ 8-101	Under the supervision of the State Board, and in accordance with...
§ 8-102	Except as required under subsection (d) of this section, a local...
§ 8-103	In the event of a state of emergency, declared by the Governor in...
§ 8-201	There shall be a statewide primary election in every even–numbered...
§ 8-202	A principal political party, as determined by the statement of registration...
§ 8-203	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, in accordance...
§ 8-204	If a candidate qualifies for the primary election ballot in accordance...
§ 8-205	A voter may not cast a write-in vote in a primary election.
§ 8-301	There shall be a statewide general election in each even-numbered...
§ 8-401	A special primary election and a special general election may be...
§ 8-501	Delegates and alternate delegates to the national presidential nominating...
§ 8-502	This section applies to the placement on the ballot in the primary...
§ 8-503	Each political party shall nominate or provide for the nomination...
§ 8-504	At the general election for President and Vice President of the...
§ 8-505	The individuals elected to the office of presidential elector shall...
§ 8-5A-01	The State of Maryland hereby enters the agreement among the states...
§ 8-601	Except for a special election to fill a vacancy, an election for...
§ 8-602	If there is a vacancy in the office of United States Senator, the...
§ 8-701	The State is divided into eight districts for the election of the...
§ 8-702	The first congressional district consists of the following counties:
§ 8-703	The second congressional district consists of the following parts...
§ 8-704	The third congressional district includes the following parts of...
§ 8-705	The fourth congressional district consists of the following parts...
§ 8-706	The fifth congressional district consists of the following counties:
§ 8-707	The sixth congressional district consists of the following counties:
§ 8-708	The seventh congressional district includes the following parts...
§ 8-709	The eighth congressional district consists of the following parts...
§ 8-710	Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, if there...
§ 8-711	At least 20 days before the special primary election, the State...
§ 8-801	Except as otherwise provided in this subtitle and in Title 3 of...
§ 8-802	(i)Members of boards of education shall be elected on a nonpartisan...
§ 8-803	Before certifying the name of a board of education candidate to...
§ 8-804	In each year that one or more members of a board of education are...
§ 8-805	If, after the primary election but before the general election,...
§ 8-806	In a general election for board of education members, a voter may...
§ 9-101	The requirements of this section are subject to § 9–102(j) of this...
§ 9-102	In this section, a "voter–verifiable paper record" includes:
§ 9-103	The State Board:
§ 9-104	In this section, "bonds" means individual notes, bonds, or other...
§ 9-105	Acquisition of a voting system shall be by purchase, lease, or rental...
§ 9-201	In any election conducted under this article:
§ 9-202	The State Board shall certify the content and the arrangement of...
§ 9-203	Each ballot shall:
§ 9-204	Subject to the other provisions of this subtitle and to different...
§ 9-205	Each ballot shall contain:
§ 9-206	Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, a heading...
§ 9-207	The State Board shall certify the content and arrangement of each...
§ 9-208	If an error or a change in circumstances requires a local board...
§ 9-209	Within 3 days after the content and arrangement of the ballot are...
§ 9-210	The offices to be voted on shall be arranged on the ballot in the...
§ 9-211	Questions to be voted upon shall be placed on the ballot in the...
§ 9-212	If applicable to the voting system and the requirements of the election,...
§ 9-213	The content of both an absentee ballot and a provisional ballot...
§ 9-214	Each local board shall provide specimen ballots, so labeled, for...
§ 9-215	Each ballot shall be printed:
§ 9-216	Consistent with the regulations adopted by the State Board for the...
§ 9-217	A person may not use, distribute, possess, print, or reproduce a...
§ 9-301	This subtitle applies to every election governed by this article.
§ 9-302	Each local board shall maintain a full record of absentee voting...
§ 9-303	The State Board shall establish guidelines for the administration...
§ 9-304	An individual may vote by absentee ballot except to the extent preempted...
§ 9-305	An application for an absentee ballot, signed by the voter, may...
§ 9-306	Promptly after receipt of an application, the election director...
§ 9-307	A qualified applicant may designate a duly authorized agent to pick...
§ 9-308	A voter who requires assistance in casting an absentee ballot by...
§ 9-309	An absentee ballot shall be accompanied by instructions, prescribed...
§ 9-310	An absentee ballot shall be enclosed in specially printed envelopes,...
§ 9-311	The members of a local board shall each be entitled to extra compensation,...
§ 9-312	Any person who is convicted of a violation of any of the provisions...
§ 9-401	This subtitle applies to every election governed by this article.
§ 9-402	Each local board shall maintain a full record of provisional ballot...
§ 9-403	The State Board shall establish guidelines for the administration...
§ 9-404	If an individual is eligible under subsection (b) of this section,...
§ 9-405	Before an individual casts a provisional ballot:
§ 9-406	A voter who requires assistance in casting a provisional ballot...
§ 9-407	A provisional ballot shall be accompanied by instructions, prescribed...
§ 9-408	Any person who is convicted of a violation of any of the provisions...
§ 10-101	Each local board shall designate a polling place that meets the...
§ 10-102	If the polling place assigned to an elderly or disabled voter is...
§ 10-201	(i)Except as provided in subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph, each...
§ 10-202	Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, an election...
§ 10-203	The election director, with the approval of the local board, shall...
§ 10-204	Each election judge shall take and subscribe to a written oath prescribed...
§ 10-205	A local board may fix the compensation of election judges within...
§ 10-206	In consultation with the local boards, the State Board shall:
§ 10-207	A local board shall investigate promptly each complaint it receives...
§ 10-301	On an election day, a polling place shall be open from 7 a.m. until...
§ 10-301.1	Except as provided under Title 9, Subtitle 3 of this article, during...
§ 10-302	In a timely manner for each election, the local board shall provide...
§ 10-303	Under the supervision of a chief judge, an election judge shall:
§ 10-304	A police officer who is on duty at a polling place shall obey the...
§ 10-305	If there is a vacancy in the polling place staff during voting hours:
§ 10-306	The State Board, in consultation with the election directors of...
§ 10-307	The members of each local board shall be available as needed on...
§ 10-308	An election judge shall allow the following individuals to have...
§ 10-309	In accordance with instructions provided by the election director,...
§ 10-310	For each individual who seeks to vote, an election judge, in accordance...
§ 10-311	The following persons or entities have the right to designate a...
§ 10-312	The right of an individual to vote may be challenged at the polls...
§ 10-313	In any general election or special general election, a voter may...
§ 10-314	The local board shall provide election judges with detailed procedures...
§ 10-315	Every employer in the State shall permit any employee who claims...
§ 11-101	In this title the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 11-201	The State Board shall adopt regulations consistent with the provisions...
§ 11-202	Each qualified voter present at the polls at 8 p.m. on election...
§ 11-301	A board of canvassers shall:
§ 11-302	Following an election, each local board shall meet at its designated...
§ 11-303	Following an election, each local board shall meet at its designated...
§ 11-304	A candidate or absentee voter aggrieved by the decision of a local...
§ 11-305	Any person who asserts that an election official has violated the...
§ 11-306	The person designated to maintain custody of the documents and records...
§ 11-307	If a board of canvassers determines that there appears to be an...
§ 11-308	Within 10 days after any election, and before certifying the results...
§ 11-401	After each election, each board of canvassers shall transmit one...
§ 11-402	Unless otherwise provided by the Maryland Constitution, and except...
§ 11-403	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, and in accordance...
§ 11-501	Following each gubernatorial primary or special primary election...
§ 11-502	The Board of State Canvassers consists of the following members:
§ 11-503	The Board of State Canvassers shall:
§ 11-601	On receipt, in accordance with this subtitle, of the returns of...
§ 11-602	The Governor shall issue a commission to an individual elected to...
§ 11-603	The State Board shall certify election results in accordance with...
§ 11-604	A certificate issued by the State Board to the Secretary and presiding...
§ 11-605	In a county, municipal corporation, or other political subdivision...
§ 12-101	A candidate for public or party office who has been defeated based...
§ 12-102	An opposing candidate of the petitioner under § 12-101 of this subtitle...
§ 12-103	A petition for a recount based on the certified results of a question...
§ 12-104	A counterpetition to a question filed under § 12-103 of this subtitle...
§ 12-105	A petition or counterpetition filed under this subtitle shall be...
§ 12-106	In accordance with regulations adopted by the State Board, the local...
§ 12-107	In this section, "petitioner" includes a counterpetitioner.
§ 12-201	This subtitle applies to an issue arising in an election conducted...
§ 12-202	If no other timely and adequate remedy is provided by this article,...
§ 12-203	A proceeding under this subtitle shall be conducted in accordance...
§ 12-204	The court may provide a remedy as provided in subsection (b) or...
§ 13-101	This title applies to each election conducted in accordance with...
§ 13-102	Except for a candidate, this title does not prohibit an individual...
§ 13-103	The State Board shall prepare a summary of the election law that...
§ 13-104	The State Board may accept an electronic signature for any form,...
§ 13-201	Unless otherwise provided by law, this subtitle applies to all campaign...
§ 13-202	Unless otherwise expressly authorized by law, all campaign finance...
§ 13-203	Each campaign finance entity shall comply with the reporting requirements...
§ 13-207	This section applies to a political committee other than a political...
§ 13-208	This section applies to a political committee other than a political...
§ 13-209	Two or more candidates who have established separate campaign finance...
§ 13-210	In this section, "lobbyist" means a regulated lobbyist as described...
§ 13-211	A treasurer for a campaign finance entity may appoint a subtreasurer...
§ 13-212	An individual may appoint a campaign manager by:
§ 13-214	The responsible officers of a campaign finance entity are jointly...
§ 13-215	Each chairman, treasurer, subtreasurer, and campaign manager shall...
§ 13-218	All assets received by or on behalf of a campaign finance entity...
§ 13-219	A subtreasurer shall:
§ 13-220	Each campaign finance entity shall designate one or more campaign...
§ 13-221	The treasurer of a campaign finance entity shall keep a detailed...
§ 13-222	On receiving and before depositing a contribution specified in paragraph...
§ 13-225	Except as otherwise provided by law, contributions may be made only...
§ 13-226	The limits on contributions in this section do not apply to:
§ 13-227	In this section, a "campaign finance entity" includes a nonfederal...
§ 13-228	A political action committee that makes a transfer to the campaign...
§ 13-229	A transfer is not allowed if it is intended to conceal the source...
§ 13-230	A loan to a campaign finance entity is considered a contribution...
§ 13-231	Contributions or loans to a campaign finance entity of a candidate...
§ 13-232	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, a contribution...
§ 13-233	This Part V of this subtitle does not affect the right of an individual...
§ 13-235	This section applies to the following officials:
§ 13-236	An entity that at any time during an election cycle derives the...
§ 13-239	Except as provided in § 13-240 of this subtitle, if a campaign finance...
§ 13-240	This section applies to a spin or chance on a paddle wheel or wheel...
§ 13-241	An employer may establish a program for collecting from employees...
§ 13-242	In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 13-243	In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 13-245	In this section, "walk-around services" means the following activities...
§ 13-246	A person who claims that money is due from a campaign finance entity...
§ 13-247	After all campaign expenditures have been made and before filing...
§ 13-301	In this subtitle, the provisions that apply to a "campaign finance...
§ 13-304	From the date of its organization until its termination under the...
§ 13-305	Instead of filing a report required under § 13–309 of this subtitle,...
§ 13-309	Subject to other provisions of this subtitle, a campaign finance...
§ 13-310	This section applies to the campaign finance entity of an individual...
§ 13-311	Before a campaign finance entity files a final campaign finance...
§ 13-312	Campaign finance reports filed under § 13–304 of this subtitle shall...
§ 13-313	The State Board may terminate a campaign finance entity if the State...
§ 13-316	A campaign finance report required by § 13-304 of this subtitle...
§ 13-317	All campaign finance reports filed with a local board shall be filed...
§ 13-320	The State Board shall prescribe the forms for the campaign finance...
§ 13-321	In accordance with paragraph (2) of this subsection, each board...
§ 13-322	A campaign finance report is timely if:
§ 13-323	A board shall provide a receipt for a campaign finance report that...
§ 13-324	Except as provided in paragraph (2) of this subsection, campaign...
§ 13-327	A campaign finance entity that fails to file a campaign finance...
§ 13-328	Within 10 days after the deadline for the filing of any campaign...
§ 13-331	In accordance with subsection (b) of this section, the State Board...
§ 13-332	An individual may not become a candidate for any public or party...
§ 13-333	An individual who, within the meaning of § 13-327 of this subtitle,...
§ 13-334	This section applies to each individual holding public office in...
§ 13-335	If the State Board determines that there has been, for more than...
§ 13-336	Subject to § 13-337 of this subtitle, the provisions of Part VI...
§ 13-337	A sanction may not be imposed for failure to file a campaign finance...
§ 13-340	Fees relating to campaign finance reports shall be paid to the State...
§ 13-341	Each board shall receive and preserve all campaign finance reports...
§ 13-401	Except as otherwise provided in this section, each item of campaign...
§ 13-402	Subject to subsection (b) of this section, a person publishing a...
§ 13-403	Subject to paragraph (2) of this subsection, each campaign finance...
§ 13-406	In this Part II of this subtitle the following words have the meanings...
§ 13-407	Part II of this subtitle does not restrict the use by the General...
§ 13-408	Publication expenses may not be paid from public funds.
§ 13-409	There is a $10 late filing fee for each day or part of a day, excluding...
§ 13-501	As to contributions to the Prince George’s County Executive, a member...
§ 13-502	As to contributions to the Montgomery County Executive, a member...
§ 13-503	As to contributions to the Howard County Executive, a member of...
§ 13-504	As to contributions to the Frederick County Board of County Commissioners...
§ 13-601	A person may not willfully make a false, fraudulent, or misleading...
§ 13-602	A person may not directly or indirectly give, offer, or promise...
§ 13-603	Except as otherwise expressly provided in this subtitle, a person...
§ 13-604	A person who violates a provision of this title without knowing...
§ 13-605	The Secretary of State may seek an immediate injunction against...
§ 14-101	In this title the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 14-102	For purposes of this title, words and phrases defined under § 1-101...
§ 14-103	A contribution to a campaign finance entity of a candidate shall...
§ 14-104	A person doing public business shall file a statement with the State...
§ 14-105	Except as provided in subsection (f) of this section, an applicable...
§ 14-106	If a contract involves consideration to be paid over multiple reporting...
§ 14-107	A person who knowingly and willfully violates this title is guilty...
§ 14-108	#VALUE!
§ 15-101	The General Assembly recognizes that our system of representative...
§ 15-102	In this title the following words have the meanings indicated.
§ 15-103	There is a Fair Campaign Financing Fund.
§ 15-104	A gubernatorial ticket is qualified to receive a public contribution...
§ 15-105	A gubernatorial ticket that accepts a public contribution from the...
§ 15-106	(i)In accordance with subsection (c) of this section, the State...
§ 15-107	A public contribution may be spent only:
§ 15-108	Any balance in the Fund after a gubernatorial election shall remain...
§ 15-109	Subject to § 15-103 of this title, the State Board shall administer...
§ 15-110	A person who violates this title is guilty of a misdemeanor and...
§ 15-111	This title is the Public Financing Act.
§ 16-101	A person may not willfully and knowingly:
§ 16-201	A person may not willfully and knowingly:
§ 16-202	A person who has been convicted of a felony and is actually serving...
§ 16-203	A person may not willfully disobey the lawful command of an election...
§ 16-204	A person may not hinder or impede the conduct of official electoral...
§ 16-205	A person may not interfere with an election official in the performance...
§ 16-206	A person may not:
§ 16-207	In this section, "alcoholic beverages" has the meaning provided...
§ 16-301	An election official or an official of a political party may not...
§ 16-302	A person may not fraudulently tamper with election records of any...
§ 16-303	An election judge, while performing official duties at a polling...
§ 16-304	In a polling place on election day, an election judge may not willfully...
§ 16-401	A person may not willfully and knowingly:
§ 16-501	A person may not willfully and falsely take an oath or affirmation...
§ 16-601	An election judge or other election official may not willfully and...
§ 16-701	A person with custody of election records may not willfully and...
§ 16-801	A person may not willfully:
§ 16-802	A person may not willfully and knowingly:
§ 16-803	A person may not remove, deface, or destroy equipment or supplies...
§ 16-804	When an electronic voting system is used, a person may not willfully...
§ 16-901	A person may not falsely or fraudulently:
§ 16-902	A person may not make a bet or wager on the outcome of an election...
§ 16-903	Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, a person may...
§ 16-1001	A person convicted of a misdemeanor under this article for which...
§ 16-1002	A person who violates § 16-201(a)(6) or (7) or § 16-903 of this...

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