The resolution expresses support for the Electoral College system and opposes the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC). It argues that the Electoral College respects the role of states in presidential elections, balances rural and urban interests, and reflects the voting preferences of each state's citizens. The resolution also raises concerns about the constitutionality of the NPVIC, suggesting it undermines state authority and could lead to increased federal control over elections.

In response to the NPVIC, the resolution calls for North Dakota and other interested states to consider forming an Electoral College Interstate Compact. This proposed compact would prevent states from binding their electors to the national popular vote and would encourage legal challenges to the NPVIC's constitutionality. The resolution stipulates that North Dakota will move forward with forming the compact once four other states express their intent to join, and it directs the Secretary of State to share this resolution with various state leaders across the country.