Audit finds major deficiencies in Md. elections board

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Maryland’s Board of Elections kept convicted felons on the state’s registration rolls after they should have been removed, according to a new audit.

The state’s independent auditing agency also found the elections board failed to report a $2 million budget shortfall, as well as more than two dozen other deficiencies — six of which were included in a 2006 audit.

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