Md. Code, Election Law § 10-201.1
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§10–201.
Official statutory text
§10–201.1.
(a) The State Board shall develop and implement a marketing campaign to recruit individuals to serve as election judges in polling places in the State.
(b) The marketing campaign shall:
(1) disseminate information on the importance of election judges;
(2) disseminate information on how to apply to be an election judge, eligibility requirements, and compensation; and
(3) target diverse voter populations, including multilingual individuals.
(c) A local board may supplement the marketing campaign implemented by the State Board under subsection (a) of this section.
(a) The State Board shall develop and implement a marketing campaign to recruit individuals to serve as election judges in polling places in the State.
(b) The marketing campaign shall:
(1) disseminate information on the importance of election judges;
(2) disseminate information on how to apply to be an election judge, eligibility requirements, and compensation; and
(3) target diverse voter populations, including multilingual individuals.
(c) A local board may supplement the marketing campaign implemented by the State Board under subsection (a) of this section.
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