Restoring democracy through structural accountability at every level of government
| Metric | Current System | AIP Year 30 |
|---|---|---|
| Trust in Government | 21% | 60% |
| Campaign Spending | $14.4B+ per cycle | $200M (public only) |
| Campaign Duration | 2+ years | 120 days |
| Corporate/PAC Money | Unlimited (Citizens United) | Zero—prohibited |
| Congressional Term Limits | None | 12 years maximum |
| Fiscal Transparency | Minimal, delayed | Real-time (Dollar.gov) |
Accountability at every level—from local school boards to federal government
Structure: 2 senators per state
Terms: 6 years
Limit: 12 years consecutive max
Sit-out: 6 years before re-election
Election: Ranked-choice voting
Structure: 3 representatives per state
Voting: Proportional by state population
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 12 years consecutive max
Election: Proportional representation
No districts = No gerrymandering
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 2 terms (8 years)
Election: National popular vote
Funding: $50M public only
Campaign: 120 days maximum
Current: 52 representatives from 52 gerrymandered districts, often uncompetitive.
AIP: 3 representatives elected statewide via proportional vote. If CA votes 60% Dem, 35% Rep, 5% Independent → 2 Dem, 1 Rep representatives. Each rep's vote in Congress weighted by ~6.5M citizens (half state population ÷ 3). No district manipulation possible.
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 2 terms (8 years)
Election: Ranked-choice statewide
Funding: Public financing proportional to state size
Structure: Unicameral (single chamber)
Size: Proportional to population
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 12 years maximum
Election: Proportional representation
Current: 181 members (31 Senate + 150 House) in gerrymandered districts.
AIP: ~100 legislators elected proportionally statewide. If Texas votes 55% Rep, 40% Dem, 5% other → 55 Rep, 40 Dem, 5 other seats. Every vote matters, no safe seats, no wasted votes.
Size: 5-9 members (population-based)
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 12 years maximum
Election: At-large, ranked-choice
Meetings: Public, recorded, streamed
Appointed by: County Commission
Term: 4 years, renewable
Oversight: Civilian review board
Budget: Public, itemized on Dollar.gov
Current: 17 commissioners from gerrymandered districts, many uncontested.
AIP: 9 commissioners elected at-large via ranked-choice. Voters rank all candidates, eliminations until 9 winners. Every voter influences every seat.
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 2 terms (8 years)
Election: Ranked-choice citywide
Salary: Public, capped at 3× median city income
Size: 5-15 (population-based)
Terms: 4 years
Limit: 12 years maximum
Election: At-large, proportional
Compensation: Part-time citizen legislators
Current: 10 district council members + mayor. Districts drawn by politicians.
AIP: 11 council members elected at-large via proportional voting. If 30% of voters support transit expansion, ~3 transit-focused council members elected. Minority viewpoints gain representation.
Size: 7-11 elected members
Terms: 4 years, staggered
Election: Community-wide, ranked-choice
Authority: Curriculum, hiring, budget allocation
Meetings: Monthly, public, recorded
Size: 9-15 elected members
Terms: 4 years, staggered
Authority: Provider selection, priorities, budget
Oversight: Quality metrics public on Health.gov
Accountability: Recall if outcomes decline
Current: 7 elected board members, low turnout, minimal engagement.
AIP: 9 board members overseeing Development Centers (birth-18). Direct control over $1.2B budget. Community meetings streamed on School.gov. Performance metrics public. Parents can recall underperformers.
End the permanent campaign. Public funding only. Zero corporate money.
Requirements: Gather 5,000 signatures OR $2,500 from 2,500 unique citizens ($1 each maximum per person)
Prohibited: Corporate money, PAC money, self-funding above $2,500, dark money groups
Format: Single national primary using ranked-choice voting
Advancement: Top 2 candidates advance regardless of party affiliation
Voting: Electronic with paper backup, same-day results
Funding: $50M public funding per candidate (Presidential), proportional for lower offices
Spending: All expenditures public on Campaign.gov within 24 hours
Media: Equal airtime requirements, mandatory debates (3 minimum)
Voting: 10-day voting window (not single day)
Method: Electronic + paper backup, biometric verification
Results: Certified within 48 hours
Result: Candidates spend 89 days on policy instead of 730 days on fundraising.
Cost drops from $14.4B to $200M. Corporate capture eliminated at source.
Every Congressional vote recorded and searchable within 24 hours. Attendance records, bill sponsorships, committee work, floor speeches—all public, all searchable.
Track your representatives' actual voting record vs campaign promises.
Real-time campaign spending for every candidate. Every dollar tracked. Policy position archives. Debate transcripts. Third-party fact-check integration.
See exactly where campaign money comes from and goes.
Real-time GRT collections and federal expenditures. Every dollar in, every dollar out. Algorithmic monetary policy actions visible. Inflation tracking dashboard.
Government finances as transparent as your bank statement.
The following protections are locked in via constitutional amendment—cannot be changed by simple legislation:
Government cannot access, redirect, or borrow against individual Stability Accounts. Your account is your property.
Spending = Tax revenue every year. Emergency deficit limited to 3% GDP max, must be repaid within 10 years.
All GRT collections, rates, and adjustments publicly visible in real-time on Dollar.gov.
120-day campaign maximum. Public funding only. Cannot be extended or modified by legislation.
12 years maximum consecutive service. Cannot be overridden by Congress or courts.
2% inflation target via algorithmic monetary policy. Fed discretion removed. Cannot be politically manipulated.
Ratification Required: 2/3 Congress + 3/4 states (38 of 50)
Purpose: Prevents future congresses from raiding accounts like they did with Social Security trust fund.