Participatory democracy

Let’s write the constitution and the laws together

Propose a text, debate it in public, then vote with a sealed ballot. Every proposal follows a transparent, dated path, and anyone can verify the count.

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How it works

Registered citizens: 102
Votes cast: 499
Texts in progress: 1
Adopted texts: 32

Your voice matters

Create an account to vote, debate and propose texts. Only your pseudonym is public, and your ballot stays secret.

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The life of a text

Four public, dated steps — the same for every proposal.

Understand the process

Step 1
Schedule
7 days
As soon as it is published, citizens vote with a sealed ballot on how long the debate should last (1 to 6 months). During this step the author can still refine the goal and the text.
Step 2
Debate
1 to 6 months
The text is debated in public for the chosen duration: support, opposition, questions and proposed improvements.
Step 3
Final vote
14 days
Each citizen approves or rejects the text with a sealed ballot. The debate stays open during the vote, and you can change your mind until it closes: only your latest ballot counts.
Step 4
Outcome
At closing
The guardians open the ballot total. The text is adopted, rejected or dismissed depending on the majority and the turnout; adopted constitutional articles receive an official number.