The "voidify" helper breaks const-correctness, for no tangible benefit. C++20 ballot comment US 215 also suggested removing it, but failed to achieve consensus. That should be reconsidered.
The only claimed benefit is allowing the uninitialized_xxx algorithms to create objects in const storage (including overwriting objects declared as const which is usually UB). The caller should be responsible for using const_cast if that's really desirable. Implicitly removing 'const' is unsafe and unnecessary.
Remove "voidify" throughout Clause 27. Use static_cast<void*>(addressof(x)) instead.
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