Election

Raising the age on voting would be a smarter choice because by then you are more responsible, and have more responsibilities, than an eighteen year old.
 * Election Reform: **
 * //Twenty-one years of age or older should be able to vote. //
 * //If you have been living in the United States for three years or more, you are allowed to vote. //

If you were a born citizen, or have lived in the United States for three years or more, you know enough about politics in America to have your own opinion. Therefore, you should be able to express your opinions on who should run the country you live in.
 * //Campaigning finance should limit to $80,000. //

Candidates that aren't as wealthy as others are disabled because they cannot promote themselves as well. A solution to this problem would be that supporters of a candidate would be allowed to raise money up to $80,000. The candidates would have to use the money they were given to promote themselves. If every candidate was able to take only $80,000, or the money that was raised for them, and couldn't use any other money, the playing fields would be more fair.
 * //Qualifications to become President/Vice President. //

Anyone running for president has to be a natural born citizen, or have lived in the United States for 21 years. I believe this because anyone from a foreign country could come to take over. Whereas, if the law was that you must live in the United States for at least 21 years, it is less likely that anyone would go through the trouble of staying in the United States for 21 years. You also must be at least 37 years old to run for President. The same goes for Vice President, except the age requirements should be 30.