Together we can **voter rights**
Citizen Voters regardless of party or politics have a RIGHT to CHOSE
LITTLE CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT FOCUS
Our Mission
OUR MISSION IS 2-FOLD & NON-PARTISAN
Mission ONE:
States have created artificial barriers preventing a citizen from adding their name to printed election ballots. Only political party affiliated candidates names appear on printed ballots. This deprives voters of real CHOICE. Any citizen who meets the constitutional age criteria for office should be able to have their name added to the ballot for elections on the payment of a fee directly related to the actual cost of adding a name to a ballot required to be printed for elections. VOTERS not State legislatures or politicians should have the opportunity to chose a person for office regardless of party affiliation or not.
Mission TWO:
22 States have some form of citizens Initiative/Referendum providing voters with a direct say in the laws that govern them. The U.S. Constitution does not have voters Initiative/Referendum provisions. WITHOUT a constitutional amendment providing for citizens Initiative/ Referendum RIGHTS, claims of democracy are hollow. The U.S. Constitution as it now stands, deprives voters of any direct say in government. A 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution providing citizen voters with Initiative/Referendum RIGHTS is necessary for the U.S.A. to survive as a nation.
voter rights : AMENDMENT 28
( proposed )
Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States to have a direct say in the laws that govern them by initiative and referendum, as herein provided, shall be inviolate, and provisions to the contrary in this Constitution or prior Amendments are invalid, and to the extent they are inconsistent or contrary to this amendment such provisions are hereby repealed.
Section 2. The right of citizens of the United States by initiative or referendum shall supersede Article V ( Amending the Constitution ) of the U.S. Constitution and hereby repeals Article V; and hereafter provides the citizenry with the right to alter and amend the U.S. Constitution by 60% vote, based on the percentage of votes cast at the immediately preceding general election for President.
Section 3. Congress shall establish and maintain a National Registry of Citizen Voters which shall be updated each year. The Registry shall be audited every two years confirming the status of registered citizen voters. The Registry shall be general without designation as to party or affiliation. Any U.S. citizen 18 years old or older may register to vote, as provided by Congress; provided however, no citizen 18 years or older shall be denied registration based on race, color, creed, religion, or sexual orientation.
Section 4.Initiative Process. Citizens 18 years or older who are registered to vote on the National Registry may petition the Government to place a law and/or amendment to the Constitution on the ballot for the next general election for President, based on the verification of the signatures of 25% of registered citizen voters, voting at the immediately preceding general election for President.
If the initiative passes by 60% citizen vote, it shall automatically become law within 30 days without further process.
Section 5. Referendum Process. Congress, based on 35% vote of both House and Senate may place any proposed law and /or amendment to the Constitution on the ballot for the next general election for President. If the proposed law and/or amendment to the Constitution passes by 60% citizen vote, it shall automatically become law within 30 days without further process.
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TAKE ACTION ! E-Mail your Senators & Representatives
Tell your Senators & Representatives a new Constitutional Amendment is required to give you and other citizen voters the right to directly have a say in the laws that govern this nation by initiative/referendum; AND an Amendment has been drafted for their convenience. The text of proposed Amendment 28, can be found at: www.focus2024.org