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MarylandPaper + scan

Hand-marked paper ballots and ballot-marking devices, all producing a paper record tabulated by scanner; administered by the State Board of Elections and local boards. No-excuse early voting and mail-in voting are available. Campaign finance is in-article (Md. Election Law, Title 13) under the State Board of Elections. Foundational law: Maryland Election Law Article. Source: Maryland General Assembly (mgaleg.maryland.gov).

Paper + scanVoting method

Methodology Radar

Primary Instruments

CitationTypeTitleSectionsStatus
Md. Election Law Title 1CodeMd. Election Law Title 19active
Md. Election Law Title 10CodeMd. Election Law Title 1028active
Md. Election Law Title 11CodeMd. Election Law Title 1120active
Md. Election Law Title 12CodeMd. Election Law Title 1225active
Md. Election Law Title 13CodeMd. Election Law Title 13105active
Md. Election Law Title 14CodeMd. Election Law Title 1413active
Md. Election Law Title 15CodeMd. Election Law Title 1514active
Md. Election Law Title 16CodeMd. Election Law Title 1628active
Md. Election Law Title 2CodeMd. Election Law Title 223active
Md. Election Law Title 3CodeMd. Election Law Title 325active
Md. Election Law Title 4CodeMd. Election Law Title 47active
Md. Election Law Title 5CodeMd. Election Law Title 542active
Md. Election Law Title 6CodeMd. Election Law Title 614active
Md. Election Law Title 7CodeMd. Election Law Title 75active
Md. Election Law Title 8CodeMd. Election Law Title 833active
Md. Election Law Title 9CodeMd. Election Law Title 947active

Methodologies — Datapoint Drill-In

Each methodology card above takes you to Maryland's scoring detail for that methodology — every datapoint, with rationale and the exact statute that justifies the score.

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