The proposed amendment to the Arkansas Constitution mandates that the General Assembly create a revised election process for general elections, special elections, and elections for nonpartisan offices. This new process requires that all candidates for a primary election be listed on a single ballot, regardless of their political party affiliation, with the party affiliation indicated next to each candidate's name. The two candidates receiving the most votes in these elections will advance to the general election, irrespective of their party affiliation. Additionally, if only one or two candidates file for an office, they will automatically advance to the general election. The amendment also outlines specific procedures for conducting elections, including provisions for tie votes and candidate vacancies.

Furthermore, the amendment specifies that the new election process will apply to federal congressional, state, county, and nonpartisan offices, but will not apply to municipal or local offices, nor to presidential elections. The General Assembly is tasked with enacting laws to implement this amendment, including the process for candidate filing and election procedures. The amendment is set to take effect on January 1, 2025, and will apply to elections occurring on or after January 1, 2026. If approved by voters in the next general election, this amendment aims to streamline the election process and enhance voter choice in Arkansas.