The resolution from the Alaska State Legislature expresses support for the admission of Washington, D.C., as a state in the United States. It outlines the historical context of D.C.'s governance, highlighting that residents have been denied full citizenship rights, including representation in Congress, despite paying federal taxes and fulfilling other civic duties. The resolution notes that a significant majority of D.C. voters have expressed a desire for statehood, particularly in a 2016 referendum where 85.69% supported the initiative. It also references previous legislative actions, including the Washington, D.C. Admission Act, which has passed the House of Representatives but has not yet resulted in statehood.

Furthermore, the resolution opposes federal interference in D.C.'s local governance, including Congress's disapproval of local laws and budget restrictions. It calls on Congress and the President to enact legislation that would grant statehood to the people of Washington, D.C., thereby ensuring they have the same rights and representation as citizens in other states. The resolution aims to advocate for the rights of D.C. residents and to promote their inclusion as a full-fledged state within the Union.