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Reliably Ignored Mark

Reliably Ignored Mark: “The form of MARK on a ballot that will never be detected or counted no matter when the ballot is run through a tabulating machine,…

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“The form of MARK on a ballot that will never be detected or counted no matter when the ballot is run through a tabulating machine, irresp ective of which voting target is being marked, and irrespective of the particular machine being used.” Jones.

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