Choice for Voters Amendment/CFV Amendment (Meant as an Amendment to the constitution, not an act)

-The creation of a constitutionally protected independent electoral body, designed to manage and independently monitor the election process, with limited ability to control or affect it in any partisan manner, with all three branches being capable of firing certain members of its electoral board provided a fair public trial by the Department of Justice finds them guilty of the accused abuse of power, crime, or general misconduct. This body manages the distribution of funds towards states that do not meet the funding quota for election purposes, managed by a committee inside this electoral body state-by-state. The electoral body shall also manage the security of the election process and ensure the integrity and accountability of elections, both in the face of corruption and for the purposes of attacking election fraud, working side-by-side with bodies such as the DOJ in cases of investigating election fraud claims.

-The reformation of the popular vote into a ranked voting system, which requires a larger quantity of funding to ensure its successful implementation, hence the electoral body previously stated.

-The official banning of super-PACS in favor of publicly funding elections for those who make a 5% minimum polling or general voting score in the beginning of January in the stated election year.

These, if implemented correctly, could enhance the power of the people overall, expand the voting power of the individual, while also giving most any qualified candidate a chance to become Commander in Chief of these United States. The amendment would eliminate the need for any party to “nominate” any candidate, though the candidates in the race may belong to a party, there will be no official party nomination in place. This would attack the “spoiler-effect” and allow us more choice as a whole to choose candidates, not off of party nomination, but off of merit, while also expanding democratic power in the nation.