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Section 9-406 – Assistance in Casting Provisional Ballot

    (a)    A voter who requires assistance in casting a provisional ballot by reason of disability, inability to write, or inability to read the ballot may be assisted by any individual other than:         (1)    a candidate who is on that ballot;         (2)    the individual’s employer or an agent of the employer; or         (3)    an officer or agent of the individual’s […]

Section 9-407 – Instructions; Envelopes

    (a)    A provisional ballot shall be accompanied by instructions, prescribed by the State Board, for marking and returning the ballot.     (b)    When voted, a provisional ballot shall be:         (1)    enclosed in an envelope designated “provisional ballot/return envelope”; or         (2)    stored in an electronic format, as specified by the State Board.

Section 9-408 – Penalty for Violations

    Any person who is convicted of a violation of any of the provisions of this subtitle is subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 or imprisonment for not more than 2 years or both.

Section 9-208 – Late Changes in Ballots

    (a)    After the printing of ballots has begun and if an error or a change in circumstances affecting the ballots requires the State Board to implement a change in how a voter may cast a valid ballot, the State Administrator shall determine what measures a local board may take to notify voters of:         (1)    the error or […]

Section 9-209 – Judicial Review

    (a)    Within 2 days after the content and arrangement of the ballot are certified under § 9–207 of this subtitle, a registered voter may seek judicial review of the content and arrangement, or to correct any administrative error, by filing a sworn petition with the circuit court for Anne Arundel County.     (b)    The circuit court may require […]

Section 9-210 – Arrangement of Ballots — Candidates and Offices

    (a)    The offices to be voted on shall be arranged on the ballot in the following order, as applicable:         (1)    public offices for which voters of the entire State may vote, in the following order:             (i)    President of the United States, or President and Vice President of the United States;             (ii)    Governor and Lieutenant Governor;             (iii)    Comptroller;             (iv)    Attorney General; and […]

Section 9-211 – Arrangement of Ballots — Questions

    (a)    Questions to be voted upon shall be placed on the ballot in the following order:         (1)    those relating to the creation or adoption of a new State Constitution;         (2)    those proposing amendments to the Maryland Constitution;         (3)    those relating to other enactments of the General Assembly;         (4)    those relating to the creation or adoption of, or the amendment or […]

Section 9-214 – Specimen Ballots

    Each local board shall provide specimen ballots, so labeled, for all ballots to be used in each election:         (1)    for mailing to registered voters under Title 8 of this article, if mailing of specimen ballots is chosen or required in the county; and         (2)    for other informational purposes in accordance with the provisions of this article.