Might I suggest the wild and crazy idea that for us “prepared” citizens, who have the means and wherewithal to register instead of chiding those who do not, we look to address the situations where possible to maximize the ability for that class of voter, as is the good and prudent thing to do in a democratic society, Citizen Kepler?

Voting is for everyone. Not only "the prepared".

Seems like a whole lot of accidents are happening.

The obsession with personal responsibility is antithetical to democracy, and, frankly, civilization. It sounds good, but in practice it's used as an excuse to allow those who "deserve it" to suffer.

The prepared are not the only people whose opinions are relevant to an election.

> There was a whole probably 4 years (at least) to register to vote up to this day. For the prepared...

I moved from one state to another in June. I did not have four years to prepare. I was also not allowed to register immediately, you must reside for some months to register. Also this state has voter suppression to make registration more difficult. They certainly do not have online registration, but they piled on extra Covid difficulties lately. I did manage to register however. What you are saying is ridiculous.