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§ 6-102

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§6–102.
(a)Except as provided in subsection
(b)of this section, this title applies to any petition authorized by law to place the name of an individual or a question on the ballot or to create a new political party.
(b)This title does not apply to a petition filed pursuant to Division II of the Local Government Article.
(c)This title may not be interpreted to conflict with any provision relating to petitions specified in the Maryland Constitution.
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