Election+Reform


 * Election:**
 * Eligibility
 * All candidates must have been American citizens for at least 20 years for any position
 * Must adequately know the operations of the country and government
 * Candidates born in other countries are acceptable if they conform to the above standard
 * Nationality restrictions limit the amount of possible political power
 * All candidates must have a college degree
 * Finance
 * The federal government will provide $600 million for each final candidate for campaign use only
 * This will give candidates from all income levels a chance
 * Candidates may not be publicly endorsed by corporations valued at $100,000,000 or more
 * Cap on presidential election spending: $2 billion per candidate
 * Voting
 * All registered citizens over the age of 16 are able to vote
 * Term limits
 * President can serve up to three terms of three years each
 * This allows for the changing views of the people, and also allows popular presidents to stay in office longer
 * All members of Congress can serve up to three terms of two years each
 * Supreme Court Justices can serve for 20 years before being reappointed by Congress and President
 * Parties
 * Only candidates from parties of 1 million members or more can run for president
 * Allows for candidates from multiple parties, but not ones that are too small
 * Only candidates from parties of 750,000 members or more can run for Congress