HB535: Election Law - Ballot Issuance, Processing, and Reporting Procedures and 2024 Primary Date
Legislative Summary
Requiring a local board of elections to send, not later than 43 days before an election, a ballot to voters who have made a request and qualify to vote by absentee ballot; altering the procedures for the canvassing of and curing of errors on absentee and provisional ballots; prohibiting the tabulation of absentee ballot vote totals before the polls close; requiring that the statewide primary election and the primary election for the municipal offices of Baltimore City in 2024 be held on the second Tuesday in May; etc.
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Bill History
Amendments
Floor Amendment 403529/1 (Senator Ready) Rejected (15-32)
Floor Amendment 403529/1 (Senator Ready) Rejected (15-32)
Floor Amendment 353323/1 (Senator Ready) Rejected (12-35)
Floor Amendment 353323/1 (Senator Ready) Rejected (12-35)
Favorable with Amendments 853821/1 Adopted
Favorable with Amendments 853821/1 Adopted
Floor Amendment 733428/1 (Delegate Tomlinson) Rejected (39-98)
Floor Amendment 733428/1 (Delegate Tomlinson) Rejected (39-98)
Floor Amendment 163525/1 (Delegate Kipke)
Floor Amendment 163525/1 (Delegate Kipke)
Floor Amendment 843625/1 (Delegate Kipke) Rejected (37-100)
Floor Amendment 843625/1 (Delegate Kipke) Rejected (37-100)
Favorable with Amendments 343422/1 Adopted
Favorable with Amendments 343422/1 Adopted
Roll Call Votes
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