Tim Robbins created a bit of a scene on Election Day.

Apparently, the actor’s name wasn’t on the list at the New York YMCA on West 14th Street when he arrived.

After being offered the opportunity to vote with a paper ballot, Robbins refused and went to court to force election officials to allow him to use the voting machine.

“This is just one example of how difficult it is to vote in the US,” Robbins groused to the press.

According to a letter sent to Robbins, a recent change of address may be to blame for the polling place confusion.

Robbins already tried to dispel the notion that it was in any way his fault, claiming that he voted in 2006 without incident and that the address the board referred to is an office.

“I have never voted at this place they claim I'm registered at,” Robbins told the New York Post. “I think they are trying to cover their tracks.”

Maybe William Shatner needs to look into the matter.