Our democracy thrives on the principle that the government derives its power from the consent of the governed. We believe this principle is being compromised as it has become unsafe for families to raise children in many areas of America. We demand to implement a special election to address the issue of multiculturalism and it's negative effect on crime and America's culture. When certain office holders fail to uphold their responsibilities as public servants, a special election becomes a necessary tool to preserve the balance of power. 

According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, special elections can be used in various scenarios like deciding on special issues, thereby reinstating the people's voice in the functioning of democracy (NCSL, 2019). This demonstrates the relevance and significance of our request.

We urge you, our fellow citizens, to join us in our call for this special election vote. Uphold the power of the common citizen, let your voice and your vote count. Sign our petition to help us reach our goal. Let us not compromise on our democratic values. Stand with us and demand a special election vote.

Details: If a major majority 75% vote against multiculturalism in their city, county or state the government must allow for the region to enforce laws restricting residence and employment to Americans that do not qualify as the super majority. 

For example: the city of Coachella, California which is 96% Hispanic can vote to be 100% Hispanic permanently if 75% of the constituents vote Yes. The government would then assist through any means necessary financial or other on a peaceful removal of any resident that does not meet the requirements set by the city of being deemed Hispanic. Non Hispanics can no longer be employed in the city.

The ethnic categories are as follows:

White American 

Black American

Hispanic/Indo American 

Asian American 

Indian American 

Arab American