...especially with anyone who may have moved recently or skipped voting a time or two.

Actually, everyone would be wise to check, now that Russians are breaching state voter databases. They need only change a digit or two in your zip code, birthdate, etc., and you may well be denied a ballot on Election Day.

...to get a paper ballot. Here's where you can REQUEST AN ABSENTEE BALLOT:

https://www.vote.org/absentee-ballot/

Also useful to know, here's a list of VOTING METHODS IN EACH STATE:

https://ballotpedia.org/Voting_methods_and_equipment_by_state

I am often the only one asking for one, but I do it anyway. I lived in CO for many years and they sent paper ballots to everyone. Additionally, after working in IT for 23 years, I know that data is very vulnerable.

...after years of having the touchscreen voting machines.

I was VERY glad for the change, but probably not as much as our poll workers, who had to deal with the inevitable computer problems while long lines of people waited.

On the Colorado SOS website I'm fine though. Active registered Democrat!

Yeah, it IS annoying when you type in lots of info and then there's a SNAFU so it doesn't go through.

But I just entered my info, and it's working OK now.

Let's hope the problem was a momentary surge of site users.