Maryland Statutes § 13-332 Disqualification - Eligibility to be candidate or treasurer
Statute Text
(a)
An individual may not become a candidate for any public or party office in this State or become a treasurer for a campaign finance entity if, as to any campaign finance report due under §
13-304
of this subtitle from, or on behalf of, that individual during the preceding five calendar years:
(1)
there exists a failure to file as specified in §
13-327
of this subtitle; or
(2)
the individual has failed to pay a late filing fee that is due.
(b)
An individual may not become a candidate for any public or party office in this State or become a treasurer for a campaign finance entity if the individual has failed to pay any civil penalty due under §
13-604.1
of this title from, or on behalf of, the individual during the immediately preceding 5 calendar years.
History
Amended by 2022 Md. Laws, Ch. 642 , Sec. 2 , eff. 7/1/2022 .
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