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Brazil has an electronical urn for votations and it doesn't have a printed comprobation of your vote. This urn has been proven totally vulnerable for many years and now we - including the specialists who invaded the urn in tests - are talking about the printed vote.
My question is: a rigged urn wouldn't also give rigged prints? By example:
The ideal is: I vote X, the urn counts X and prints X.
The suggestion is: I vote X, the urn counts Y and prints Y.
But what would prevent the rigged urn from counting Y and printing X?
