An initial vote on a constitution

[dunn]

I think we should get a little orgnized here and befor choosing a final version we have to agree on some basics.
I call for registered voters only to vote here on these questions and ask The AFDNC  and AFRNC to keep an eye on the votings.

I suggest we first vote on this:

1. A uni or bi-camereal house
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region
4. Governors - yes or no
5. Supreme court - yes or no

Then we can work on a final draft. I think 72 hours voting period is enough and ask the President or veep and the parties leaders to comment.

[dunn]

I think we should get a little orgnized here and befor choosing a final version we have to agree on some basics.
I call for registered voters only to vote here on these questions and ask The AFDNC  and AFRNC to keep an eye on the votings.

I suggest we first vote on this:

1. A uni or bi-camereal house
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region
4. Governors - yes or no
5. Supreme court - yes or no

Then we can work on a final draft. I think 72 hours voting period is enough and ask the President or veep and the parties leaders to comment.

I vote:
1. one chamber
2. EV, thr progressive way
3. 6 regions (12 senators)
4. no
5. yes

[Emsworth]

1. Unicameral Senate (could also be called Congress)
2. Electoral Votes by Senate Regions
3. 5 US Regions + 1 International Region: 12 Senators
4. No
5. Aye

The Chairman of the Progressive Party has not yet indicated whether he supports international regions; I call on him to do so.

[dunn]

1. Unicameral Senate (could also be called Congress)
2. Electoral Votes by Senate Regions
3. 5 US Regions + 1 International Region: 12 Senators
4. No
5. Aye

The Chairman of the Progressive Party has not yet indicated whether he supports international regions; I call on him to do so.

I do not see how it can pass and even American abroad votes count as there own state. so no, even though I am not an american, I do not support it

[ilikeverin]

1. Unicameral, 'till we feel we need more
2. Electoral Votes (I'm just voting EV for now... if EV wins then we'll vote on which plan )
3. 6 US + 1 Int'l
4. Yes
5. Yes

[Beet]

Ok, here is my ballot then.

1. Unicameral until enough members
2. (undecided)
3. 5 US + 1 Int'l
4. Yes
5. Yes

[dunn]

This is not a ballot, yet. If I'm able to cast 4 votes and wait on one I'll do this:

1. Unicameral until enough members
2. (undecided)
3. 5 US + 1 Int'l
4. Yes
5. Yes

Otherwise I'll delete this post.

it's no problem

[© tweed]

1. 2 houses
2. PV
3. 7-5 US, 2 Europe (One for the UK, one for the rest)
4. yes
5. yes

[Nation]

1) Unicameral Senate
2) EV (decide on plan later)
3) 6 regions preferrably (no Int'l)
4) yes, but in NAME ONLY
5) yes, a 3-MEMBER SC

[MAS117]

whats a pv opossed to a Electoral Vote, I kinda like the idea of a foreign region

[dunn]

whats a pv opossed to a Electoral Vote, I kinda like the idea of a foreign region

Popular vote or electoral

try vote on all (or most) issues

[MAS117]

i am going to now i just wanted to clear that up

[dunn]

i am going to now i just wanted to clear that up

good

[MAS117]

1 more thing lol is a unicameral just 1 house and bi is 2 houses (ie senate and house)

[dunn]

1 more thing lol is a unicameral just 1 house and bi is 2 houses (ie senate and house)

yes

[MAS117]

I think we should get a little orgnized here and befor choosing a final version we have to agree on some basics.
I call for registered voters only to vote here on these questions and ask The AFDNC  and AFRNC to keep an eye on the votings.

I suggest we first vote on this:

1. A uni or bi-camereal house
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region
4. Governors - yes or no
5. Supreme court - yes or no

Then we can work on a final draft. I think 72 hours voting period is enough and ask the President or veep and the parties leaders to comment.

1.) unicameral (Senate)
2.) PV
3.) 5 US + 2 Forgein / European (Poss 1 for UK, one for rest of Europe)
4.) yes
5.) 3 person Supreme Court

[Peter]

1. A uni or bi-camereal house
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region
4. Governors - yes or no
5. Supreme court - yes or no.

1. Unicameral - Senate
2. Popular Vote
3. 5 Regions - 10 Senators elected at two month intervals for four month terms. I think we should just stick to our registered regions.
4. No Governors
5. 3 member Supreme Court.

Sorry to Dunn - I hit the enter key and it caused it to post rather than go down a line in the text box

[dunn]

1. A uni or bi-camereal house
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region
4. Governors - yes or no
5. Supreme court - yes or no.

that's not saying much Peter....

[Justin]

1. A uni or bi-camereal house :Uni
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one: Pop
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region 6 US regions and 1 international region
4. Governors - yes or no (n0)
5. Supreme court - yes or no (yes)

[ilikeverin]

Ack!  I'm trying to do a poll and you keep updating

[ilikeverin]

Well, here's non-scientific results:

1. Uni is jumping all over Bi
2. It's a tie!
3. 6 is in the lead; Int'l is beating No Int'l
4. No is winning
5. Yes is winning

[12th Doctor]

1. Unicameral- Senate

2. EV by regions

3. 5

4. no

5. yes, one justice, nominateed by president for that presidents term and approved by at least a 9-1 majority in the Senate.

[YRABNNRM]

I think we should get a little orgnized here and befor choosing a final version we have to agree on some basics.
I call for registered voters only to vote here on these questions and ask The AFDNC  and AFRNC to keep an eye on the votings.

I suggest we first vote on this:

1. A uni or bi-camereal house
2. PV or EV and (later maybe) if an EV which one
3. How many regions (4-7) and do we need an i'ntl region
4. Governors - yes or no
5. Supreme court - yes or no

Then we can work on a final draft. I think 72 hours voting period is enough and ask the President or veep and the parties leaders to comment.

1.Unicameral
2.PV
3.5 regions
4.Yes but have no real power,just a title.
5.Yes, 3 member Supreme Court appointed by the Senate.

[ilikeverin]

Once again, PV vs. EV seems to be the battleground issue.

[Nation]

Int'l regions are a bad idea because they already have chosen a US state (and can use that) and all of the Int'l members here seem to lean to the left -- that's not very fair for republicans)