Initiative and Referendum is a concise and authoritative guide to the mechanisms of direct democracy in the United States. It provides a historical overview of the initiative and referendum process, discusses their legal and political implications, and provides guidance on how to organize and run a successful initiative or referendum campaign. This is an essential reference for activists, policy makers, and anyone interested in the democratic process.

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