House Joint Resolution B, introduced on January 29, 2025, seeks to amend the Michigan Constitution to strengthen voter identification requirements and ensure the verification of U.S. citizenship for voter registration. Effective December 18, 2026, individuals registering to vote will need to provide documentary proof of citizenship or have their citizenship verified by the Secretary of State. The resolution also requires the statewide qualified voter file to indicate verified citizenship status and establishes an annual verification process by the Secretary of State, including notifications for individuals found not to be citizens.

In addition to enhancing voter identification, the resolution outlines various rights related to voting procedures, ensuring that only citizens can vote and allowing provisional ballots for those whose citizenship is not verified. It includes provisions for automatic voter registration, absentee voting rights, and secure drop-boxes for ballot submissions. The resolution also protects voters' rights by specifying conditions under which voting rights can be rescinded, mandates audits of election results for accuracy, and guarantees in-person voting at early voting sites. It encourages the legislature to expand voter rights and allows local jurisdictions to accept charitable donations for election administration, while prohibiting foreign contributions. The amendment will be presented to the public in the next general election.