Reply #7: That's exactly the point of this part of the story...

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Voters can view their selections, but will not be able to remove the printout . The voter's printed selections would be placed into a secure enclosure, stored and numbered with a security tag.

The voter sees and verifies the printout but doesn't take the printout home. The printout stays in the enclosure, and can be recounted. However, I'm sure they've thought of a way around it. Probably expect that most voters won't even check the printout closely. Of course, Katherine Blackwell will ignore or even destroy the security tags.