The proposed resolution seeks to amend the Arkansas Constitution to establish new requirements for the approval of state-wide initiated acts and constitutional amendments. Under this amendment, a proposed measure would become law if it receives a majority of votes cast in the election and is also approved by a majority of the counties in the state. Conversely, if a measure is rejected by a majority of voters, it would be repealed regardless of how many counties voted against it. This change aims to ensure that both the overall vote and the distribution of support across counties are considered in the legislative process.

Additionally, the resolution outlines the procedures for proposing constitutional amendments and clarifies that conflicting measures approved in the same election will be resolved in favor of the one receiving the highest number of affirmative votes. The amendment is set to take effect on January 1, 2027, if approved by voters in the next general election. The resolution also includes provisions for the publication and submission of proposed amendments, ensuring transparency and adherence to the electoral process.