Presidential elections often show strong differences in what people think. This makes it harder to change the Constitution.

Here are some problems that can happen:

• People from different political sides can argue, making it tough to agree on needed changes.
• When voters don’t care or don’t feel involved, it can be hard to get support for new ideas.
• Since 1789, only 27 changes to the Constitution have been approved. That shows how hard it is to make changes.

To help solve these issues, we can:

1. Encourage conversations between different political groups.
2. Teach people about their rights and how the government works to get them more involved in voting.
3. Use new technology to make the amendment process easier.