The "28th Amendment" refers to a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution that aims to address various issues, such as campaign finance reform or voting rights. While it has been introduced in Congress multiple times, it has not yet been ratified. The amendment seeks to clarify and enhance the rights of citizens in the democratic process. Supporters of the 28th Amendment argue that it is necessary to ensure fair elections and reduce the influence of money in politics. They believe that such changes would strengthen democracy and promote equal representation for all citizens, aligning with the principles of the U.S. Constitution.