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Code · Maryland · Election Law

§ 10-305

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§10–305.
(a)If there is a vacancy in the polling place staff during voting hours:
(1)the local board may fill the vacancy with a substitute election judge who has been recruited and trained; or
(2)an election judge who is present at the polling place may fill the position of the absent election judge by appointing a person registered with the same party affiliation as the absent election judge.
(b)If a substitute election judge is appointed under subsection
(a)of this section:
(1)either the election director, the election director’s designee, or the election judge making the substitute appointment shall administer the oath required under § 10-204 of this title; and
(2)a chief election judge shall document any change in the polling place staff in the records of the polling place.
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