Maryland’s Board of Elections put on a demonstration last week of two potential voting systems that will have voters producing paper ballots again for the 2016 Presidential Primary Election.
Day: September 23, 2014
Registers of Wills feel misunderstood, but most unopposed for reelection
Everyone knows about the certainty of death and taxes. But in Maryland, many also must face a register of wills.
Marylanders will vote for the position in November – the office is on the ballot every four years – but many are unsure what the job entails.
State Roundup, September 23, 2014
The state attorney general is appealing a federal judge’s ruling ordering Maryland to use absentee ballot-marking technology for the disabled; U.S. Rep. Hoyer says he’d support redistricting reform on a nationwide level; state registers of wills to get pay hikes; Howard’s General Assembly candidates address mental illness as campaign issue; commissioner candidate in Worcester blast General Assembly for ignoring shore; NOW backs Brown; Hogan, Brown set third debate; Gallup poll finds people trust their local governments; Latino businesses concerned about impact of light rail line; and Princess Anne town commissioner is charged with assault.
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