Md. Code, Labor and Employment § 4–213

(a) (1) Within 5 days after the Mediation Service provides the tally of ballots for a consent election, a party to the consent election may object to:

(i) the conduct of the consent election; or

(ii) other conduct affecting the result of the consent election.

(2) A party shall object in a timely manner, even if the number of challenged ballots is not sufficient to affect the result of the consent election.

(b) An objection under this section shall:

(1) be in writing; and

(2) state concisely each reason for the objection.

(c) Each party who makes an objection shall:

(1) submit to the Mediation Service:

(i) 4 copies of the objection; and

(ii) proof of service under item (2) of this subsection; and

(2) serve immediately a copy of the objection on each other party.

(d) The Mediation Service shall investigate each objection submitted in accordance with this section.