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Md. Code, Election Law § 10-403

This is the official text of Md. Code, Election Law § 10-403, part of Maryland’s Code, Election Law — governs how elections are conducted.

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§10–403.

Official statutory text

(a) (1) A local board may participate in the Program.

(2) A participating local board shall implement or use components of the page training program developed by the State Board under § 10–402(c)(1) of this subtitle.

(3) A participating local board may request from the State Board a waiver from a requirement established under this subtitle.

(b) Each participating local board shall:

(1) be responsible for the staffing of and implementation of a page training program;

(2) ensure each page receives the required training before election day; and

(3) encourage individuals at least 16 years old who apply to the Program to train as an election judge.

(c) An individual may not work as a page in a polling place unless the individual has completed the training provided by the local board.

(d) Each participating local board, in collaboration with the local school system, shall establish a procedure for the selection of pages by the local board.

(e) Each participating local board may recognize and certify community service hours for pages.

(f) This section does not require a local board to participate in the Program.

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