Welcome to a Constitutional Convention

Introduction

  1. Declarations

    2.  
  2. Legislative Branch

    3.  
  3. Executive Branch

    4.  
  4. Judicial Branch

    5.  
  5. Electoral Branch

    6.  
  6. Nominations & Elections

    7.  
  7. Federal Service

    8.  
  8. Federal Finance

    9.  
  9. Authority & Responsibility

    10.  
  10. Citizenship

    11.  
  11. Limits on Government Power

    12.  
  12. Amendments

Nomination & Election Schedule
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I. DECLARATIONS

  • The citizens of the United States of America hereby adopt this Constitution[1] . 

  • The United States of America is a republic where public officials, either elected by the citizens or duly appointed, have limited powers. 

  • The United States of America is one nation with three levels of government: federal, state or territory, and local.  The federal government is divided into four branches: Legislative, Executive, Judicial, and Electoral. 


Footnote:

[1] Constitution-21 is a plan for a national government with a federal structure and is not a compact of “Sovereign States”.  The states are assigned important functions; under this plan they have more specific authority and responsibility than under the current Constitution as modified by court decisions over the years.