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No — you can simply enter your email to receive information and updates about Amendment 28.

Public pledges will begin when the campaign launches on May 21, 2026.

No — adding your name in support of Amendment 28 is completely free.

No donation is required.

Yes — your email will only be used to send occasional updates about Amendment 28.

It will never be sold or shared, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

After you enter your email, you’ll receive a confirmation and occasional updates about Amendment 28.

You’ll also be notified when the public voter pledge launches on May 21, 2026.

No — Amendment 28 was written to appeal to Americans across the political spectrum.

Its goal is to restore accountability, fairness, and integrity in government.

Because Congress can repeal ordinary laws at any time.

Only a constitutional amendment can establish rules that Congress itself must obey.

Yes. When voters join forces by committing to vote only for candidates who support Amendment 28, candidates quickly take notice.

Candidates who need those votes — including yours — will support the amendment or risk losing elections.

Like all constitutional amendments, Amendment 28 must first be approved by Congress.

It must then be ratified by 38 states before becoming part of the Constitution.

The national campaign supporting Amendment 28 is scheduled to launch on May 21, 2026.

By entering your email now, you’ll be notified when the voter pledge opens.

Initial versions of Amendment 28 were drafted by Patrick Dague, a businessman with extensive experience writing complex legal and financial documents.

Drafts of the amendment — along with subsequent revisions as feedback was received — were circulated to more than fifty constitutional scholars nationwide for scholarly review and comment.

Financial modeling assistance was provided by Barbara Mary Lezynski, M.A. (Finance), Columbia University.

The proposal has been written in full legislative form as a complete constitutional amendment so voters, scholars, journalists, and policymakers can evaluate the exact language being proposed and offer constructive criticism before the amendment is formally introduced in Congress.

Amendment 28 is currently being shared with constitutional scholars, policy experts, journalists, and other interested readers for review and discussion.

When the campaign launches, endorsements and public supporters will be listed on the website.

The full text of Amendment 28 — The People’s Amendment is already written and publicly available for review.

Just tell us where to send it, and we’ll reply immediately with a link to the complete draft, an executive summary, and additional background.