The House Resolution proposes the impeachment of Jocelyn Benson, the Secretary of State of Michigan, citing allegations of corrupt conduct in office and violations of state and federal laws. The resolution outlines several key points, including Benson's purported overreach of authority, lack of transparency, and failure to adequately address public concerns regarding election integrity. Specific actions mentioned include her issuance of guidance that allegedly contravenes Michigan statutes and the Michigan Constitution, as well as her refusal to engage with critics. The resolution also highlights a potential conflict of interest involving a political action committee associated with Benson that contributed to a Supreme Court Justice's campaign during ongoing legal challenges to her directives.

The resolution further details instances where Benson's actions have been challenged in court, resulting in rulings against her directives related to election administration. It emphasizes her failure to maintain the integrity of election records and adequately respond to public inquiries about election security. Additionally, the resolution accuses her of blocking dissenting voices on social media and threatening local election officials, which undermines public trust in the electoral process. The House of Representatives is directed to elect members to prosecute the impeachment, as stipulated by the Michigan Constitution.