Maryland Amendment Expands Ballot Based Voting Rules
The document outlines a constitutional amendment proposed by the Maryland General Assembly to modify Section one of Article one Elective Franchise. It sets eligibility for voting, registration procedures, and proof requirements including residency and age. It details registration affidavits and court procedures for challenging registration, plus general election submission rules and approval status from February 25 1908.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
United States
Baltimore City
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeals of
Baltimore
Board of Officers of Registration
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
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G. Edgar Williamson
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