Members (e-citizens) are tasked with electing representatives, leaders, and policymakers at all levels of the digital government (in greater numbers than in the real world), and with directly voting on matters of international, regional, and local importance, i.e., a forum designed to be in direct competition with the governments currently empowered by law. This unique system features advances in the development of virtual politics, the creation of model digital legal codes, interactive and traditional educational tools, objective/professional media, cultural exchange portals, and commercial applications so that members can fully engage the global community in a manner never before seen on the internet.