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U.S. Constitution, Article V

“… on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments …”

And that’s all it says.

Why

The states can call a convention. Two-thirds of them, together.

No one knows how it would run. Who are the delegates? How do they vote? What’s on the table?

So it’s never happened. Not once in 237 years.

A citizens’ assembly: a room full of randomly chosen Americans, given the time and the facts to decide.

PHOTO · a real citizens’ assembly at work

Chosen at random A true cross-section of the country.

Hear every side Supporters, skeptics and scholars all make their case.

Decide together Then publish the rulebook for everyone to see.