The proposed Concurrent Constitutional Amendment (CACR) aims to ensure that district boundaries in New Hampshire are drawn impartially, prohibiting any favoritism or discrimination towards political parties or candidates. The amendment seeks to modify Article 11 of the state constitution, which currently does not address the redistricting process. Under the new provisions, redistricting plans and individual district boundaries must be created without considering voting records, party affiliations, or any related data that could influence the drawing of these boundaries.

If approved by voters in the November 2026 general election, the amendment will require the legislature to form representative districts based on population data from the federal census while maintaining the integrity and contiguity of town and ward boundaries. The amendment will take effect upon the governor's proclamation if it receives a two-thirds majority approval from those voting on the amendment. This change is intended to promote fair representation and reduce partisan gerrymandering in the state's electoral process.