Election reform
direct participatory democracy - instant democracy - independent logic democracy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Participatory_democracy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_democracy
https://democraciaparticipativa.net/economia-society/columnistas-invitados/4261-direct-democracy-vs-participatory-democracy.html

groups canada
http://democracy.mkolar.org/pdda/
https://www.citizenlab.co/?gclid=CjwKCAjw9MuCBhBUEiwAbDZ-7tH6_FLs19YcCRcOeTHbjvOEp-1V0MoIqFUC6nU-f7KBWXo-8i8AEBoCDDMQAvD_BwE


principles.
accountability: one person, one vote, one secure voting ID number
financial: public funded only
accessible: electronic, text, paper, call in, walk-in
secure: online, by phone, blockchain secured and encrypted voting (civil)

categorical voting: per-bill, per-candidate, per-party
every campaign, every decision:
local, city, county, state, country, global
vote as little or as much as ppl want to get involved.

premise: if we can buy socks, online and track them securely, if we can vote for our favorite teen idol,, by text ....

we can vote how we govern ourselves.
voting does not require representation.

the  main historical, reason why we have a representative democracy in the first place, was with the argument that it was too difficult to poll every citizen directly on every issue, every four years.

with today's technology. we can.

https://www.yourdictionary.com/representative-government
Representative-government meaning
An electoral system where citizens vote to elect people to represent their interests and concerns. Those elected meet to debate and make laws on behalf of the whole community or society, instead of the people voting directly on laws and other debates.

i do not claim to have all the answers, however, there are smarter ppl than i am, that are working on this around the globe.
listed here are a few examples.