House Joint Resolution F proposes an amendment to the Michigan state constitution to eliminate gender limitations in marriage and property rights. Specifically, it seeks to repeal the existing provision that defines marriage as a union exclusively between one man and one woman, thereby allowing for a broader interpretation of marriage. Additionally, the resolution aims to amend the language regarding property rights to ensure that all individuals, regardless of gender, have equal rights to their property before and after marriage, removing the historical concept of coverture that limited women's property rights.

The resolution has been introduced by a bipartisan group of representatives and is set to be submitted to the voters of Michigan during the next general election. If passed, this amendment would reflect a significant shift towards gender equality in the state's legal framework, aligning with contemporary views on marriage and individual rights.