HCR2027 is a resolution proposing an amendment to the Arizona Constitution regarding the designation of legislative seats for the House of Representatives. The resolution establishes a "seat A" and "seat B" for each legislative district, requiring candidates to run for and be elected to one of these designated seats. This change would begin with the inauguration of the Fifty-seventh Legislature, First Regular Session. The resolution also includes technical changes and requires the Secretary of State to submit the proposition to voters at the next general election. If approved by the voters, the amendment would become effective upon proclamation by the Governor.

The resolution outlines the history and qualifications for members of the Legislature, emphasizing that the House of Representatives is composed of two members from each of the thirty legislative districts. Members must be U.S. citizens, at least 25 years old, and residents of Arizona for at least three years. The resolution also details the process for candidates to run for the newly designated seats A and B, and it includes provisions for the Secretary of State to manage the submission of the proposition to voters and for the resolution to take effect upon voter approval and the Governor's proclamation.