HAS ANYTHING REALLY CHANGED?

If you believe in the concept of direct democracy, having a say in your future and making your vote really count, do something about it. Tell your state and federal representatives that you want direct democracy. Talk to your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers about it. Write letters to all of your elected representatives. Write letters to all the major television news media and newsmagazine shows. Call C-Span's call-in programming, CNN's TalkBack Live, talk radio and television shows. Write letters to the editors of your local and regional newspapers. SPREAD THE WORD OVER THE INTERNET. If you are really ambitious about the idea, organize an effort in your community. Maybe you can get your city or county to test it through computer networking.

We invite you to become a member of the Direct Democracy Center. If you are an eligible voter, just send us an e-mail from the Maildesk with your name, state and the following message: "Voter/membership."

There are no membership fees or other requirements. We will keep you informed about direct democracy.