 New York has an undated comparison of capital costs and a system where all voters use ballot marking devices costing over twice as much as a system where most do not.The authors say extra machine maintenance would exacerbate that difference, and printing cost would be comparable in both approaches.Their assumption of equal printing costs differs from the Georgia estimates of $0.40 or $0.50 to print a ballot in advance, and $0.10 to print it in a ballot marking device.