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So what are you going to or can you do about it? Has this ever happened before to you or someone you know?
Never happened to me before. I was able to vote in the last major elections without a problem. I even looked it up a few months ago and it was fine. What's odd is that it's showing the last address I had, not my current. I updated when I changed my license, and submitted the voter change. My wife did it at the same time, hers is still valid and got updated, while mine did not.
I am hoping that by mailing in the new forms (for some fucking reason I can't online) it will be updated in time for the midterms.
I'm dealing with the same exact thing. I updated my license with my new address months ago. There was an option to update my vote registration information with that and, of course, I did that. It's showing my registration is active, but it's showing my old address and I can't change it online. The website keeps having unresolved errors when I put all the information in to update it.. We moved two hours away, but I'll sure as shit drive two hours to vote for Talarico and Hinojosa
What's funny is, I would swear I got the in mail confirmation after it was updated. I wish I had kept it but not like it'd make a difference now anyway.
It might not be a bad idea to get in touch with, not sure who's dealing with election law stuff but even ring up ACLU and see if there's anyone they can connect you with who's trying to get ahead of all this election disenfranchismnet bullshit.
This is happening to over a million+ Texans so you're not alone in it but theres absolutely fuckery afoot.