Direct Democracy is the people controlling government directly through our nonpartisan elected representatives and deciding all matters of taxation and public policy. The technology exists for us to have direct democracy by establishing voting networks of interactive electronic devices connected to the voters homes. Below are detailed examples of state and federal constitutional amendments to establish direct democracy.

Proposed Direct Democracy and Education Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Proposed Direct Democracy Amendment to the California Constitution.

DIRECT EDUCATION IS A VITAL ELEMENT OF DIRECT DEMOCRACY
Read about proposed direct education.

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