Promises, Promises...
Tired of candidates promising one thing only to do otherwise once in office? We are and we have decided to do something about it!

Several recent campaigns have featured written "contracts" to make campaign promises seem more binding. Voters responded enthusiastically to this concept, however the lack of consequences for breaking those contracts made them no better than other campaign promises. While a broken campaign promise sometimes leads to a failed reelection attempt, what we really want is a better means to compel an officeholder to keep their word.

Constituent Contracts for Candidates!
A real contract -- with real consequences attached -- would give our elected officials the backbone that they need to stand up to lobbyists and other outside pressures and keep their word to their constituents. This simple concept is what this website is all about.

Please review our two minute tutorial to see how this will work. Also scan the Frequently Asked Questions for additional background. We also invite you to register for our forums and announcements and, if you are so inclined, join our team of activists.

With your support we can convince candidates that they can boost their campaigns and also have an easier time serving in office by entering into a real contract with the voters. The result will be better representative government and, ultimately, a better country.

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"...I relish the idea of documenting contractually a politician's commitment to serving their constituency..."
George Zimmer, CEO, Men's Wearhouse.

"... a worthy effort, reflecting much deep thought about the original intent of our Founding Fathers in creating a Representative Government by worthy men. But it is also a very much updated and needed application of the theory of 'responsibility'..."
Dave Hughes, "The Founding Father of Electronic Democracy," US Congress Office of Technology Assessment.

"It looks like you are preparing us for the future." William Bailey Lockhart, Constitutional scholar.

"Where is it written that the American people are limited in the number of social contracts under which we allow ourselves to be governed?"
Jeff Aldrich, Founder of the Microtution Foundation.

"We have the Bill of Rights. What we need is a Bill of Responsibilities."
Bill Maher, host of "Real Time with Bill Maher".