State Supreme Court refers Hancock early voting center appeal to mediation
The Supreme Court of Maryland has referred the matter of establishing an early voting center in Hancock to mediation with a court-appointed judge.
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The Supreme Court of Maryland has referred the matter of establishing an early voting center in Hancock to mediation with a court-appointed judge.
A legal skirmish over the upcoming election came to an apparent conclusion on Friday when the Maryland Court of Appeals issued an order allowing local elections boards to tally mail-in ballots as they are delivered.
The Court of Appeals of Maryland ruled against Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox’s effort to halt the early counting of mail-in ballots.
The final word on when Maryland can begin counting mail-in ballots this fall rests with the state’s highest court following a hearing before the court Friday.
The final word on when Maryland can begin counting mail-in ballots this fall rests with the state’s highest court following a hearing before the court Friday.