Maryland HB265 mandates local boards of elections to use participants' actual addresses for election purposes and restricts address disclosure.
Maryland HB265 requires local boards of elections to use a participant's actual address for all election-related purposes, including absentee ballots. It prohibits participants from using a substitute address for voter registration purposes. The bill also mandates the State Board of Elections to designate a contact person for the Address Confidentiality Program, who will handle inquiries from local boards and program participants. Additionally, it restricts the disclosure of a participant's address in voter registration records, allowing it only for law enforcement requests or court orders.
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