Anyone get a "Suspense Voter" status by Harris County Tax Assessor?

I have no idea why, but I have received a letter saying I am a suspense voter because they show records that my current address, which has been the same for decades, is not current. Another person in the household received the same.

If we do not send them the filled form back, which I do not see an online option for, then we will not be allowed to vote in the November election.

It's no big deal for me to confirm it, but it seems fishy because my address has been the same for the longest and I have not dealt with any other addresses concerning residence, mailing, or anything official for that matter. Same thing with the other person in the household.

Does the timing seem suspect? Is this one of those voter suppression ploys? It's at least an inconvenience. And I don't know what the hell they're looking at that gives them any indication that my current address changed. I'd imagine I'm not the only one, and I can imagine why I wouldn't be…

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P.S. Has anyone seen Representative Dan Crenshaw's district on the map? It's disgusting. If you look up gerrymandering in an encyclopedia, you'll see a picture of his district. I mean, come on. (Texas 2nd Congressional District).