High Speed Central Count Marksense Ballot Tabulator

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A "self-contained optical scan ballot tabulator, that uses an automatic ballot feeder to process ballots placed in the tabulator in any orientation. Ballots are processed at high-speed and the tabulator has a built in sorting system to divert processed ballots into appropriate bins." N.M. Admin. Code §1.10.12.7(N).

Also known ashigh-speed ballot tabulator · central count tabulator · marksense tabulator · optical scan tabulator · ballot processing machine · automatic ballot feeder
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A "self-contained optical scan ballot tabulator, that uses an automatic ballot feeder to process ballots placed in the tabulator in any orientation. Ballots are processed at high-speed and the tabulator has a built in sorting system to divert processed ballots into appropriate bins." N.M. Admin. Code §1.10.12.7(N).

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Election Security Glossary. (2026). High Speed Central Count Marksense Ballot Tabulator. In Election Security Glossary. Retrieved September 3, 2026, from https://electionsecurityglossary.com/glossary/high-speed-central-count-marksense-ballot-tabulator

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