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Maryland election official tells feds voter rolls are secure, removing voters ‘must be certain’

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By Bryan P. Sears Verified
| WTOP News (Washington, DC) Verified
This article was republished with permission from WTOP’s news partners at Maryland Matters. Read the story at Maryland Matters. Maryland Election Administrator Jared DeMarinis. (Maryland Matters/Bryan P. Sears) Maryland Election Administrator Jared DeMarinis. (Maryland Matters/Bryan P.
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DeMarinis tells feds voter rolls are secure, removing voters ‘must be certain’ Original

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By Bryan P. Sears Verified
| Maryland Matters Verified
Maryland’s top election official said in a letter to federal officials that Maryland is following federal and state law as it maintains voter rolls, and stressed the importance of reining in comments that sow distrust in elections. The letter Tuesday from state Elections Administrator Jared DeMarinis is in response to a letter from Department of Justice officials last week raising questions about Maryland’s compliance with federal election laws, and dangling a threat of criminal prosecution.
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Sharply differing views, but unanimous ruling in election residency case Original

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By Bryan P. Sears Verified
| Maryland Matters Verified
Maryland’s highest court unanimously removed an Anne Arundel County candidate from the primary ballot, but an opinion published Monday shows division in how the court arrived at that decision. Monday’s opinion explained the reasoning behind the court’s April decision that declared John Dove Jr. ineligible to run for House of Delegates District 12B. The majority, in its 40-page opinion, said Dove was ineligible because he misrepresented his address when he filed to run.
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