Board approves election-judge assignments for 2026 general election
September 11, 2026 | Caroline County, Maryland
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The Caroline County Board of Elections voted to accept and approve election-judge assignments for the 2026 general election after reviewing a parity report and training updates. Allison Murphy, the election director, presented the parity report by polling place and judge type and asked the board to accept the assignments for the 2026 general election.
A motion to accept and approve the election-judge assignments was made and seconded; the board approved by voice vote. Murphy said training for check-in judges has already taken place this week and that returning judges would receive a refresher on poll-book procedures and hands-on practice with the poll book.
A motion to accept and approve the election-judge assignments was made and seconded; the board approved by voice vote. Murphy said training for check-in judges has already taken place this week and that returning judges would receive a refresher on poll-book procedures and hands-on practice with the poll book.
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