House Joint Resolution B, introduced on January 29, 2025, seeks to amend the Michigan Constitution to strengthen voter eligibility by requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration. Effective December 18, 2026, individuals must provide documentary evidence of citizenship or have their status verified by the Secretary of State to be eligible to vote. The resolution also includes a process for the Secretary of State to verify citizenship for individuals in the statewide voter file, with provisions for notifying those found not to be citizens and removing them from voter rolls if they do not respond within a specified timeframe. Additionally, it modifies voter identification requirements, mandates valid ID for in-person voting and absentee ballot applications, and allows voters to cast provisional ballots if their citizenship is not verified.

The resolution further outlines the conditions under which a voter's rights can be rescinded, establishes procedures for election audits by the Secretary of State, and introduces early voting rights for registered voters in statewide and federal elections. It emphasizes the importance of transparency and integrity in the electoral process, ensuring that election audits are conducted without political party involvement. The resolution also allows local jurisdictions to accept charitable donations for election administration while prohibiting foreign contributions. All rights outlined in the resolution are designed to expand voter rights and will be presented to the public for approval in the next general election.