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We the people ask the federal government to Take or explain a position on an issue or policy:

Force propositions in ballots to be in terms that are basic and honest, without all the fancy wording that confuses us.

Created by B.K. on November 08, 2016

We as voters have the right to know what we are voting for. This becomes increasingly more difficult when the words and phrases used in ballots are overly complex, and there only to confuse the voter. If there is truly nothing to hide, why are they so complicated to understand? It is for one reason ONLY. To trick the voters into voting for or against the propositions, without the knowledge of what is actually happening behind the scenes. We as voters NEED to take action against all the lawyer talk in the ballots. The true intentions of those that make the propositions is hid in the lawyer talk. We have the RIGHT to know what we are voting for. There needs to be rules and regulations regarding how the ballots are written so that we as voters will know what we are actually voting for.

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