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Home » US Law » 2022 Maryland Statutes » Election Law » Title 7 - Questions

Section 7-101 – Applicability

    This title applies to the following types of ballot questions:         (1)    a question relating to:             (i)    the creation or adoption of a new Constitution or the calling of a constitutional convention; or             (ii)    an amendment pursuant to Article XIV of the Maryland Constitution;         (2)    referral of an enactment of the General Assembly pursuant to Article XVI of the Maryland […]

Section 7-102 – Qualification of Questions

    (a)    (1)    A question relating to the holding of a constitutional convention qualifies for the ballot automatically every 20 years pursuant to Article XIV, § 2 of the Maryland Constitution.         (2)    A question relating to the adoption of a new or altered Constitution qualifies upon its adoption by a duly constituted convention pursuant to Article XIV, § 2 […]

Section 7-103 – Text of Questions

    (a)    (1)    In this section the following words have the meanings indicated.         (2)    “County attorney” means:             (i)    the attorney or law department established by a county charter or local law to represent the county generally, including its legislative and executive officers; or             (ii)    if the county charter or local laws provide for different attorneys to represent the legislative and executive […]

Section 7-104 – Petitions Relating to Questions

    (a)    A petition for the election of a charter board may not be filed unless all of the signatures attached to the petition have been written by the signers within 6 months of the date when the petition is presented to the board.     (b)    A petition relating to a question arising under Article XI–A of the Maryland […]

Section 7-105 – Publication of Questions

    (a)    A local board shall provide notice of each question to be submitted statewide and each question to be submitted to the voters of the county, by:         (1)    specimen ballot mailed at least 1 week before any early voting period before the general election; or         (2)    publication or dissemination by mass communication during the 3 weeks immediately preceding […]