The concurrent resolution proposes an amendment to the North Dakota Constitution, specifically sections 1 and 3 of article II, to allow individuals who own property in a political subdivision to vote on questions related to property tax or bonding in that subdivision. This change aims to ensure that property owners have a voice in decisions that directly affect their financial interests. The resolution stipulates that the amendment will be submitted to the qualified electors of North Dakota during the general election in 2026, with an effective date set for August 1, 2027, if approved.

The amendment clarifies the qualifications for voting, stating that only U.S. citizens aged eighteen or older who are residents of North Dakota can vote, while also allowing property owners to participate in specific elections related to property tax or bonding. The legislative assembly is tasked with establishing laws regarding voting residency and ensuring the secrecy of votes, absentee voting, and election administration. Overall, this resolution seeks to enhance the electoral rights of property owners in North Dakota.