This resolution proposes an amendment to the Arkansas Constitution that would change the process by which state-wide initiated acts or constitutional amendments are approved. Under the new 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 Conversely, if a measure is rejected by a majority of voters, it would be repealed regardless of how many counties voted against it.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 aims to ensure that both the overall vote and the distribution of support across counties are considered in the decision-making process.

Additionally, the resolution outlines the procedures for proposing constitutional amendments and clarifies that no more than three amendments can be submitted at the same time. It also specifies that any amendment must be published in local newspapers for six months prior to the general election. The proposed changes are set to take effect on January 1, 2027, if approved by voters. The resolution includes a ballot title and popular name for the amendment, emphasizing its focus on the voting process and the importance of county-level support in determining the outcome of state-wide measures.