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Marginal Mark

Marginal Mark: A “mark within a voting target that does not conform to manufacturer specifications for a reliably detectable vote.

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A “mark within a voting target that does not conform to manufacturer specifications for a reliably detectable vote. … The word "marginal" re fers to the limit of what is detectable by an OPTCIAL SCANNER, not the margin of the page.” 2007 VVSG.

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