The resolution proposes an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution, titled "The Citizens Only Voting Amendment," which aims to establish stricter voting qualifications. Under the proposed amendment, only U.S. citizens who meet specific criteria—including residency in Arkansas, being at least 18 years old, and being lawfully registered—would be allowed to vote in state and local elections. Additionally, the amendment mandates that voters present valid photographic identification when voting in person and include a copy of such identification with absentee ballots. Provisional ballots would be available for those unable to present identification, but these ballots would only be counted if the voter certifies them according to the law.

The amendment also stipulates that the Arkansas General Assembly is responsible for implementing these provisions and may create exceptions to the identification requirements. The amendment is set to take effect on January 1, 2027, and will be submitted to voters for approval or rejection in the next general election. If adopted, it will become part of the Arkansas Constitution, reinforcing the requirement that only U.S. citizens who meet the established qualifications can participate in elections within the state.