The proposed constitutional amendment, passed by the Nebraska Legislature, seeks to change the term limits for members of the Legislature. Specifically, it aims to amend Article III, section 12 of the Nebraska Constitution to allow individuals to serve for three consecutive terms instead of the current limit of two. This change would apply to all members regardless of the district they represent and would not count any service prior to January 1, 2001, when calculating consecutive terms. Additionally, any service exceeding half of a term would be considered as serving a full term.

The amendment is set to be presented to the voters of Nebraska during the general election in November 2026. The ballot will include language asking voters whether they support changing the legislative term limit from two consecutive terms to three. The resolution outlines the process for submitting this amendment to the electorate, ensuring that it follows the procedures established in the Nebraska Constitution.