This concurrent resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to allow the New Hampshire general court to establish a recall procedure, enabling citizens to remove elected officials from office before the completion of their terms. The amendment seeks to modify Article 5 of the state constitution, granting the general court the authority to create laws and procedures related to recall elections, thereby enhancing the democratic process and accountability of elected officials.

If approved by voters in the November 2026 state general election, the amendment would empower the legislature to implement a recall election process. Currently, there is no mechanism in place for citizens to remove elected officials prior to the end of their terms. The resolution outlines the necessary steps for the amendment's submission to voters, including the wording of the ballot question and the requirement for a two-thirds majority approval for the amendment to take effect.