SCR1023 is a resolution proposing an amendment to the Arizona Constitution that would require all general elections for city, town, and school district officials to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November of every even-numbered year. This change would align the local election dates with those for U.S. Congress and state, county, and precinct officers, which already occur on that day. The resolution, known as the "Voter Participation and Uniform Elections Act," aims to standardize election dates and procedures, potentially increasing voter turnout and reducing election costs.

The resolution also mandates that the Arizona Legislature establish uniform dates and procedures for local elections, including those for charter cities and counties. The proposed amendment includes a statement of legislative findings that argue for the benefits of uniform elections, such as enhanced voter participation and decreased election costs. The resolution has been passed by the House and is to be submitted to voters for approval at the next general election. If approved by the voters and proclaimed by the Governor, the amendment will become effective.