Actually, it is the States that are unConstitutional. When you look at what States are, and how they evolved over the decades, you will find that your State is something not included in the U.S. Constitution qualification for statehood, or in the State Constitution description. This makes the State something that does not have to follow Constitutional voting requirements.

What we have from the above is, States that are not following the voting requirements prescribed by the Constitutions, but, also, States that are NOT acting illegally by NOT following their Constitutions' requirements in virtually anything. We might be looking at a Democracy rather than the Constitutional Republic that we are supposed to be looking at.

Do we really have a Democracy? Look at the picture that is pained in the article. Read between the lines. It is a picture of complete fascism, where Constitutional requirements are adhered to as long as it is convenient for those in power to do so. And the convenience revolves around how well they are able to pull the wool over the eyes of the sheeple, keeping them in ignorance regarding the kind of Government that they have, while at the same time exercising anything they can get away with.

So, we don't really have a Democracy, and certainly not a Constitutional Republic.

Is what we have working? Yes, to some great extent. But there isn't any foundation to it. We can see this by all the economic problems, and how our freedoms in some ways are far less than what the colonists had when ruled by Britain back in the late 1700s.

What can we do about it? The first thing is to wake the people up to what is really going on... how they are being used, and how they are losing their freedom.

The second thing is to show the people that they need to follow basic moral laws, like the ones in the second table of the Ten Commandments. In addition to these, it would be a good idea to strongly consider the other moral laws found in the Bible, in Exodus through Deuteronomy. NOTE: IT'S NOT WHERE THE LAWS ARE FROM THAT COUNTS. IT IS WHAT THE LAWS ARE THAT MAKES THEM WORTHWHILE, or not.

Third, study the processes involved for seating Government in a Constitutional way. As said above, the appearance of a Constitutional Government is beneficial to those in power, for keeping the sheeple under their thumb. Re-seat the Government in the ways prescribed in the Constitutions for seating the Government. Then tweak the Constitution and Amendments just a little... just enough to make it necessary that all the Constitutional requirements are kept... death for treason to Governmental officials who do NOT maintain the requirements of the Constitutions.

It might be a good idea to make the pre-election platforms of all elected Government officials to be a binding contract with the people, under fear of the penalty of death.

The fourth (and possibly most important) requirement would be the teaching of FULL CONSTITUTION understanding to all children grades 1 - 12.

The fifth would be multitudes of PRIVATE media at all times, reporting to the people. This would include full access by any of the people, at any time, to anything and everything done by the Constitutional Republic Government.

Make any additions to this list that you think would be beneficial. Check out http://www.teamlaw.net/ so that you will see that most of Government is not illegal in what they are doing. Rather, they are illegal in the way that they are existing. And voting is simply endorsing the Government as it is.

WAKE UP, and stop fighting yourselves by voting in something that is totally against your principles and against the Government you think you have.