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. Key provisions include the requirement for all candidates in primary elections to be listed on a single ballot, regardless of their political party affiliation, with unaffiliated candidates designated as "Independent." The two candidates receiving the most votes in these elections will advance to the general election, irrespective of 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 the procedures for conducting elections and specifies that it does not apply to municipal or local offices, nor to presidential elections.

The amendment further stipulates that the General Assembly must enact laws to implement these changes, including candidate filing processes and election procedures. It repeals existing provisions related to elections with only one candidate and amends the criteria for placing candidates' names on ballots. The amendment is set to take effect on January 1, 2027, and will apply to elections occurring on or after January 1, 2028. The ballot title for this amendment will reflect its purpose of establishing a revised election process and ensuring a fair and inclusive electoral system in Arkansas.