Amendment of 1827

The amendment of 1827 was the final touch to establish exactly how elections would run in future, to be valid from the elections of 1828.

Points include but are not limited to:

Once elected to a seat of congress, the party of the elected has full rights to replace elected officials upon their resignment with another of the same party, eliminating special elections.

Electors are no longer people, and voting for president must be done democratically unless there is no other way (South Carolina is exempted for the forseeable future).

Gerrymandering is no longer allowed, bipartisans draw the districts. (Though for some reason they still end up mostly the same)

Filibusters are not allowed. (They were after all introduced much later)

The senate is dissolved and the house renamed congress.

The amendment caused a permanent boost to the democrat partys popularity on a presidential level.