Process and Procedures
Task Force Description
The rules by which the government operates are the foundation of a republic. To ensure a free citizenry, our forefathers recognized the wisdom of clear instructions for the running of government. Rules ensure that policies are made and executed for the betterment of the people; and can only be made through the consent of the governed. To safeguard liberty, there must be rules of engagement between the government and the people.
Processes and procedures are government’s rules of engagement. This task force aims to protect, strengthen, and refine these rules. From time to time, it is the job of a responsible party to review those rules, look at them with a critical eye, and refine them to respond to modern challenges. This task force will do just that.
The United States was founded on the principle that her citizens control her destiny. Therefore, the integrity of elections is the chief concern of this taskforce. Each American has the right to have their voice heard. The voting process and procedures must ensure that the will of the people is quickly and accurately communicated.
All Model Policies
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Only Citizens Vote Model Policy Final
Be it enacted by the Legislature of this state: Section 1. It is unlawful for any individual who is not a citizen of the United States to vote in any and all public elections on any and all matters. This includes but is not limited to any primary election, general election,…
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Citizen Only Voting Amendment Final
Whereas, providing the right to vote to non-citizens in municipal or school board elections is expensive for the municipality because they now need to maintain their own separate voter rolls, an area in which they little experience. Whereas, when the right to vote is given to non-citizens it puts their…
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Safeguard American Votes and Elections Act (SAVE Act) Final
(1) In all elections, including primary elections, for any local, state, or federal public office, the following shall be prohibited: a. Voting systems that permit a voter to vote for more than one candidate for the same office; b. Voting systems that permit a voter to…
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Statement of Principles for Presidential Elections Final
Section 1. Preamble: WHEREAS, the current Electoral College system respects states as the essential units in our compound republic, protecting their power and voice in presidential elections; and WHEREAS, the current Electoral College system respects the separation and balance of power and authority between the States and the Federal government;…