The Ninety-Sixth Amendment is a proposed change to the United States Constitution that aims to address specific issues related to election processes and voting rights. While it has not yet been ratified, the amendment seeks to enhance the integrity and accessibility of elections across the country. This amendment is part of ongoing discussions about how to improve democratic participation and ensure that all citizens have a fair opportunity to vote. Advocates believe that such changes are essential for maintaining a robust and representative democracy in the United States.