This resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to change the method of selecting the commissioners of the public utilities commission in New Hampshire from an appointed system to an elected one. Under the proposed amendment, three commissioners would be elected by the qualified voters of the state during the biennial general election starting in 2028, with each serving a six-year term. The commissioners would be responsible for enforcing and administering the state's insurance laws and performing other duties as prescribed by law.

The amendment will be submitted to voters during the state general election in November 2026, where they will have the opportunity to vote "Yes" or "No" on the proposed change. If approved by two-thirds of those voting on the amendment, it will take effect upon the governor's proclamation of its adoption. Currently, commissioners are appointed for staggered six-year terms by the governor and executive council, and this amendment aims to enhance democratic participation by allowing voters to directly elect their representatives in this role.