- Section 1.
- All American citizens of age 18 or older shall have the right to vote for and shall elect the holders of the offices of president and vice president of the United States, the senators representing the state in which they reside, and the representative sent to the US Congress from the congressional district in which they reside at the time of election.
- Section 2.
- A voter may cast his or her vote for any constituent of the office in question and no registration of candidates shall be required for any office of the United States and separate and complete tallies shall be made of the votes cast for each and every candidate whose name appears on a ballot.
- Section 3.
- A ballot shall not bear any name other than as written in by a voter representing that voter's choice for the office in question, nor shall a ballot provide a picture of any potential candidate, nor shall it bear the name of any political party, but ballots shall provide the name of the office being contested in the election and a clearly marked place in which the voter shall write the name of the candidate she or he prefers to hold that office.
- Section 4.
- Ballots shall be cast in presidential, senatorial and congressional elections over a period of not less than one week either by US mail, at a designated polling place, or by other means designated by the people's own legislation.
- Section 5.
- Polling shall continue with tallies at one week intervals from the beginning of an election until a majority of those voting shall have voted a person to fill the office, unless an alternative method is decided upon and enacted by the people themselves.
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