Centerline Party

Giving taxpayers direct control over 3% of their paid taxes

While leaving the remaining 97% exactly as government operates today.

3% Allocated by You
97% Status Quo

Visualizing the balance of direct control and systemic stability.

The Centerline Proposal

A measured, incremental approach to modernizing our fiscal representation without disrupting essential government functions.

account_balance_wallet Taxpayer Control

Under this plan, every individual taxpayer is granted the authority to allocate exactly 3% of their total tax liability to specific, pre-vetted government departments or initiatives. This ensures your priorities are directly reflected in the national budget.

+3% Control

verified Stability Guarantee

To maintain fiscal stability and ensure that long-term infrastructure and essential services remain funded, 97% of all tax revenue remains under the full control of our elected representatives and the established legislative process.

97% Unchanged

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The Centerline Party's proposal is designed to augment, not replace, our existing system. By keeping 97% of the budget under the control of elected officials, we ensure that the professional expertise and long-term planning of our representatives remain the bedrock of our governance.

3% represents a meaningful amount that gives every citizen a voice while being low enough to prevent systemic shocks. It is an incremental reform aimed at testing the waters of direct fiscal democracy before considering any larger shifts.

Selection would occur during the annual tax filing process through a simple, secure digital interface. Taxpayers would see a list of major departments and initiatives and could distribute their 3% among them as they see fit.

Join the Movement

We are building a more responsive democracy. Reach out to learn more about how you can support the Centerline Party in your community.

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