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Aero Nox, Plaintiff
v.
Government of Azalea, Defendant
Plaintiff Aero Nox brings this complaint against the Government of Azalea for violating constitutionally protected voting rights by enforcing the Voter Registration Act in a manner that disenfranchises eligible citizens. The Government has denied voting rights to citizens who meet all constitutional requirements by refusing to accept as valid for this general initial voter registrations during the electoral period, incorrectly labeling such registrations as impermissible "changes" of residence. This misinterpretation contradicts both statutory language and constitutional authority.
The plaintiff respectfully requests that the Court grant the following relief:
I,Robidemon2, hereby affirm that the allegations in the complaint AND all subsequent statements made in court are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief, and that any falsehoods may bring the penalty of perjury.

v.
Government of Azalea, Defendant
Civil Complaint
Plaintiff Aero Nox brings this complaint against the Government of Azalea for violating constitutionally protected voting rights by enforcing the Voter Registration Act in a manner that disenfranchises eligible citizens. The Government has denied voting rights to citizens who meet all constitutional requirements by refusing to accept as valid for this general initial voter registrations during the electoral period, incorrectly labeling such registrations as impermissible "changes" of residence. This misinterpretation contradicts both statutory language and constitutional authority.
Parties
Plaintiff
- Aero Nox
Defendant
- Government of Azalea
Factual Allegations
- The Constitution of Azalea establishes the qualifications for voting, requiring that a citizen:
- (a) Have at least twelve (12) cumulative hours of playtime;
- (b) Have at least five (5) hours of monthly playtime; and
- (c) Live in the district in which they are voting.
- Plaintiff Aero Nox meets all constitutional qualifications for voting.
- Numerous citizens similarly meet these constitutional requirements.
- Despite this, the Government of Azalea has denied Aero Nox and others the right to vote in the upcoming general election.
- The Government bases its justification on the Voter Registration Act, which requires citizens to submit a voter registration form including their legal name, primary residence, documents, and party affiliation.
- The Government claims that citizens cannot "change" their residence during an electoral period.
- Aero Nox, along with affected citizens, did not have a pre-existing voter registration on file prior to the electoral period.
- Submitting a residence for the first time is not a "change" it is an initial registration, which the Voter Registration Act requires.
- A "change" necessarily requires a pre-existing entry. The citizens in question never had one; therefore, no "change" occurred. The lack of an entry is not an entry in of itself.
- The Government’s interpretation creates an additional voting qualification not present in the Constitution or in the Voter Registration Act itself, : having a pre-registered residence before the electoral period begins.
- This additional requirement unlawfully restricts voting rights and contradicts the constitutional guarantee.
- By refusing to accept initial registrations, the Government is denying constitutionally eligible citizens their right to vote.
Legal Claims
- Violation of Constitutional Voting Rights
- The Government's refusal to accept initial voter registrations during the electoral period violates the Constitution by imposing restrictions absent from constitutional text.
- Unlawful Interpretation of the Voter Registration Act
- The Government incorrectly interprets initial registrations as "changes," contrary to statutory intent and basic definitional logic.
- Unconstitutional Disenfranchisement
- The Government is denying the right to vote to citizens who meet all constitutional qualifications based solely on a misapplication of statutory language.
Prayer for Relief
The plaintiff respectfully requests that the Court grant the following relief:
- A declaration that initial voter registrations are not "changes" and may not be prohibited during the electoral period.
- An order requiring the Government to immediately recognize and process all voter registrations from constitutionally eligible citizens.
- Any other relief the Court deems appropriate and just.
Verification
I,Robidemon2, hereby affirm that the allegations in the complaint AND all subsequent statements made in court are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief, and that any falsehoods may bring the penalty of perjury.

