(a) An election judge shall allow the following individuals to have access to the voting room at a polling place:
(1) a voter;
(2) an individual who accompanies a voter in need of assistance in accordance with § 10–310(c) of this subtitle;
(3) polling place staff;
(4) a member or other representative of the State Board or local board;
(5) an accredited watcher or challenger under § 10–311 of this subtitle;
(6) an individual under the age of 18 who accompanies a voter in accordance with § 10–310(c) of this subtitle, provided that:
(i) the individual is in the care of the voter and does not disrupt or interfere with normal voting procedures; and
(ii) the individual is not eligible to vote in that election; and
(7) any other individual authorized by the State Board or local board.
(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a)(6) of this section, not more than two individuals under the age of 18 may accompany a voter in accordance with § 10–310(c) of this subtitle.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 3 - Polling Place Procedures
Section 10-301 - Hours for Voting
Section 10-301.1 - Early Voting and Early Voting Centers
Section 10-302 - Delivery of Equipment and Supplies; Backup Copies
Section 10-303 - Authority and Duties of Election Judges
Section 10-304 - Duties of Police Officers
Section 10-305 - Vacancy in Polling Place Staff During Voting Hours
Section 10-306 - Information for Voters at Polling Place
Section 10-307 - Responsibilities of the Local Board
Section 10-308 - Access to Voting Room
Section 10-309 - Responsibilities of Election Judges on Election Day -- Before the Polls Open
Section 10-310 - Responsibilities of Election Judges on Election Day -- Voting Hours
Section 10-311 - Challengers and Watchers
Section 10-312 - Challenge of an Individual's Right to Vote
Section 10-313 - Write-in Voting