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"Now why aren’t you allowed to vote?"

Well, you can read #12 again...or the following. I'll repeat again.

I was in the Clerk's office to enter a change of address in the voter registration record. Who can prove as to why they refused to take the form back? I'm a man. I also had my wife and kids with me, BTW. ...seen problems for social reasons (man with family,...) many times in private offices and other public offices. And of course, they'll deny that any of it happened.

It was not any deviation of perception on my part, either. My wife was angry. My teens learned a new "civics" lesson. We waited for about a half hour after filling out the form. We were the only customers there at the time. Some clerical workers there smirked. Others seemed bothered and were frowning.

"A screw up at the elections bureau? Even if they can’t find your records they should be able to give you a provisional ballot."

They found our record at the County Clerk's office. They simply didn't want the form for changing our address back, after I filled it out. ...checked the "Republican" box again just to be sure, and I've been a registered Republican for a long time.

And BTW, they're not all Democrats. When men who've served (even as lowly combat line National Guard "males") are not allowed to register to vote or keep their addresses current in those registrations, our Nation (and certainly the Republican Party) is done and doesn't know it, yet.