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An amendment to the Constitution to eliminate reelection, limit contributions and prohibit political redistricting.

Created by C.W. on June 23, 2014

Because our elected representatives spend an unacceptable portion of their time and efforts while in public office seeking to remain in office; that fundraising and money have become too much of a negative influence over our representatives; and these, among other factors, have created a polarized and entrenched ruling political class too concerned with politics and themselves to properly represent the People;
a change is needed to reestablish elected representative office as a noble short-term period of public service:
1. The President, Senate and House are elected to a single 6 year term, one third every two years (and are barred from lobbying for a period thereafter);
2. Contributions are limited to U.S. citizens and in amount; and
3. Politically motivated redistricting is prohibited.

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