This concurrent resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to clarify and affirm the voting rights of legal residents in New Hampshire. It stipulates that all legal residents who are 18 years or older and citizens of the United States shall have the right to vote in the location they claim as their domicile, provided they actually reside there. The amendment aims to ensure that voting eligibility is explicitly tied to both residency and citizenship, while also maintaining provisions for those who have been convicted of certain offenses and ensuring accessibility for disabled and elderly voters.

If approved, the amendment will modify Article 11 of the New Hampshire Constitution to reflect these changes and will be presented to voters during the state general election in November 2026. The resolution outlines the process for submitting the amendment to voters, including the wording of the ballot question and the requirement for a two-thirds majority approval for the amendment to take effect. The proposed changes are intended to enhance the clarity of voting rights and ensure that all qualified individuals can participate in elections without undue barriers.