U.S. Constitution Challenge Roll

A public record of people who completed
the U.S. Constitution Challenge.

The U.S. Constitution has shaped American government and public life for more than two centuries. Its words continue to be studied, interpreted, debated, defended, criticized, and invoked today.

The Constitution Challenge Roll is not a petition, endorsement, or political statement. It is a public record of people who have read or listened to the U.S. Constitution and all 27 amendments from beginning to end.

The invitation is simple: Start with the source. Do the work.

Whether this is your first time completing the Constitution or another return to it, you are invited to add your name to a growing public record of people who have completed the Challenge.

Not because we all agree.

Not because we share the same politics.

Not because we interpret the Constitution the same way.

But because important beliefs deserve our effort, and this is one place to begin.

Add Your Name to the Constitution Challenge Roll

If you’ve completed the U.S. Constitution and all 27 amendments from beginning to end, thank you for taking the time to go to the source and do the work.

Before adding your name to the Constitution Challenge Roll, take a moment to be honest with yourself.

The Roll is not a petition, endorsement, or political statement.

Its purpose is simple: to record the people who have completed the U.S. Constitution and all 27 amendments from beginning to end.

No one is checking.

No one is grading.

The value of the Roll depends entirely on the integrity of the people who add their names.

If you have read or listened to the U.S. Constitution and all 27 amendments from beginning to end, you are invited to add your name to the Constitution Challenge Roll.

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