The resolution calls upon the United States Congress to convene an Article V Convention of States with the aim of proposing amendments to the U.S. Constitution. The proposed amendments would mandate a balanced federal budget, establish term limits for members of Congress and Supreme Court Justices, and revise the method of awarding electoral votes to presidential candidates. The resolution emphasizes the need for these changes to address concerns over federal government spending, restore public confidence in elected officials, and ensure that the electoral process accurately reflects the will of the people.

By requiring a balanced budget, the resolution seeks to curb excessive government spending, while term limits are intended to introduce fresh ideas and enhance accountability within Congress and the judiciary. Additionally, the proposed change to the electoral vote distribution method aims to create a more representative system that aligns with the popular vote. The resolution underscores the importance of state legislatures in utilizing the constitutional mechanism to limit federal power and protect citizens' rights, thereby reinforcing the effectiveness of the government.