They may not ask you, but if you have a scheduled meeting with them, their staffers generally look it up ahead of time and let them know. Voter registration is public info.
Buzz you've been at it longer than I have. The truth is hard to swallow, but it gets easier to do (accept/swallow) the more willing you are to recognize its value.
Edit:
I forgot to ask, do you have a suggested alternative solution to what I proposed?
I like Wildabeest's suggestion, (though I didn't suggest they thought about asking me- yet, they do send harassing polls to see if you agree/disagree):
"They may not ask you, but if you have a scheduled meeting with them, their staffers generally look it up ahead of time and let them know. Voter registration is public info."
