The Constitution of the United States

What does it actually say? Beyond the soundbites and political debates lies a remarkably concise document—roughly 7,500 words that have shaped a nation for more than two centuries. Here you'll find the full, unabridged text of the U.S. Constitution, from the Preamble's stirring opening to the most recent amendment ratified in 1992.

This version preserves the original language, spelling, and structure, allowing you to read the Constitution as the Founders wrote it and as subsequent generations amended it. Whether you're preparing for a public reading, researching a specific clause, or simply curious about the framework of American government, this complete text serves as your primary source.