The resolution urges the Miss America Pageant to return to Atlantic City, New Jersey, starting in 2025 and continuing annually thereafter. The pageant, which originated in Atlantic City in 1921 as the Inter-City Beauty Contest, has a rich history tied to the city, including notable winners like Bette Cooper from New Jersey. Over the years, the pageant has evolved to include educational scholarships, awarding over $150 million since 1945, and has encouraged contestants to advocate for social causes since 1989.

Despite its long-standing connection to Atlantic City, the Miss America Pageant moved to Orlando, Florida, in 2024. The resolution highlights the importance of the pageant's historical roots in Atlantic City and calls for its return, emphasizing the city's role in the pageant's legacy and the significant impact it has had on promoting education and social awareness among women. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the CEO of the Miss America Organization and the current Miss America.