PREFACE
Voters are not elected to pass laws—only the legislative branch can do that. This amendment would empower the public to remove any government official and repeal any law, regulation and court ruling.
This amendment empowers the public to decide how they wish to be governed.

A twenty state minimum for entire country petitions was chosen to insure that two or three states do not try to monopolize and control changes.

For too long, as this country has grown and its population has greatly increased, voter communication with our government officials has deteriorated. A political class has evolved with the attitude that the public are just dumb people who need to be told when, where and what to do. That is simply not true and government’s attitude towards the public is a major source of conflict.

Every current member of government will oppose this amendment. This amendment format was written to discourage the abuse of frequent irrelevant changes.

THE PEOPLES’ CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
For this amendment an eligible voter is defined as a person who has registered to be placed on a list of eligible voters and who will present photo identification prior to being allowed to vote.

Recall United States Representative

When 20% of the registered voters in a congressional district submit a petition to recall their House of Representatives member of Congress, a recall election is held. If a majority of registered voters agree to recall the Representative, that person is immediately removed from office and a new Representative must be elected. Lacking a majority recall vote permits the Representative to remain.

Recall United States Senator

When 20% of the registered voters in a state submit a petition to recall their Senator, a recall election is held. If a majority of voters agree to recall the Senator, that person is immediately removed from office and a new Senator must be elected. Lacking a majority recall vote permits the Senator to remain.

Recall a nationally elected official

The voters in all 50 states can petition, but when 10% of the registered voters in a minimum of 20 states submit a petition to recall a nationally elected official, a recall election is held in all 50 states. If a majority of voters in three fourths of the states vote for recall, that official is immediately removed from office and a new official must be elected. Lacking a majority vote in three fourths of the states permits the official to remain.

Repeal a federal law and regulations

The voters in all 50 states can petition, but when 10% of the registered voters in a minimum of 20 states submit a petition to repeal a federal law and regulations, a recall election is held in all 50 states. If a majority of voters in three fourths of the states vote for recall, that law and regulations are immediately null and void. Lacking a majority vote in three fourths of the states permits the law and regulations to remain.

Repeal a federal court decision or remove a Supreme Court Justice

The voters in all 50 states can petition, but when 10% of the registered voters in a minimum of 20 states submit a petition to repeal a federal court decision or remove a Supreme Court Justice, a recall election is held in all 50 states. If a majority of voters in three fourths of the states vote for recall, that federal court decision is repealed or that Supreme Court Justice is immediately removed from office. Lacking a majority vote in three fourths of the states permits the court decision to stand or the Supreme Court Justice to remain.

Remove any appointed federal official or non Supreme Court federal judge

The preferred method for removal is impeachment, but with political hacks and gutless politicians involved, what should be done many times does not get done. The voters in all 50 states can petition, but when 5% of the registered voters in a minimum of 20 states submit a petition to recall any appointed federal official or non Supreme Court federal judge, a recall election is held in all 50 states. If a majority of voters in three fourths the states vote for recall, the appointed federal official or non Supreme Court federal judge is immediately removed from office. Lacking a majority vote in three fourths the states permits the appointed federal official or non Supreme Court federal judge to remain.

Any state proven to have submitted fraudulent votes on any election is prohibited from participation for 3-10 years.