Bald People and Dandruff
A: Technically, yes, they can. Although it is less likely.
Depending on the cause in an individual, the fact of being bald usually helps to mitigate many of the conditions that would promote the development of most of these issues.
Without hair, the scalp stays drier and is easier to exfoliate and keep from becoming a backup or depository of dry skin cells. With the ability of bald people to easily cleanse and dry the scalp and to remove any skin cells that may begin to accumulate, there becomes a far lesser chance that dandruff will occur.
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See also:
Dandruff facts, causes and treatments
How to shave your head
Why do men who have lots of body hair have bald heads?
How should you wash a bald head, with shampoo or with soap?