The proposed resolution seeks to amend the Arizona Constitution by establishing the "Fair And Independent Redistricting (F.A.I.R.) Commission Act of 2026." This amendment aims to modify Article IV, Part 2, Section 1 of the Arizona Constitution, which pertains to the independent redistricting commission responsible for delineating congressional and legislative districts. The amendment outlines the composition, appointment process, and operational guidelines for the commission, which will consist of nine members, ensuring political balance by limiting party representation. The commission is tasked with creating districts that comply with constitutional requirements, maintain equal population, and respect communities of interest.

Additionally, the resolution mandates that the commission operate transparently, allowing public input on draft maps and ensuring that the mapping process is free from political influence. It also stipulates the financial provisions for the commission's operations, including the allocation of funds and the authority to hire necessary staff and consultants. The Secretary of State is responsible for submitting this proposition to voters in the next general election, thereby allowing the public to decide on the proposed changes to the redistricting process in Arizona.