FAQs
How will the ideas be used?
The most broadly supported ideas will be discussed by groups of Americans in a series of online deliberations.
We'll then take the solutions that emerge from those discussions back to the people again - asking the entire country to weigh in on the new amendments that emerged. Once a strong majority of Americans - for example, 70% or more - support proposed amendments, the results are presented to Congress and state legislatures under Article V of the U.S. Constitution.
You can learn more and sign-up to participate in those deliberations here: https://peoplesbillofrights250.org/home
How do you define the most "unifying" ideas?
Unifying ideas are those that receive broad support across different demographic groups and political viewpoints. We use statistical methods to identify which ideas bring people together rather than divide them.
Why do you need my Zip Code?
We are asking participants to provide a Zip Code to ensure that the ideas and vote come from U.S. residents. We don't share individual information when we present these ideas to Congress or state legislatures.
Can I participate anonymously?
Yes. When asked for your name, email, and Zip Code, you can tap a box to post anonymously.
When does voting end?
Voting ends on September 30, 2026. After this date, the most supported ideas will be selected for discussion at live deliberations.