The resolution proposes an amendment to the Ohio Constitution to increase the membership of the General Assembly to 51 senators and 153 representatives, effective January 1, 2033. This change would replace the current structure of 33 senators and 99 representatives. The resolution outlines the election process for these positions, including the commencement of terms and the limitations on consecutive terms for both senators and representatives. It also establishes the Ohio Redistricting Commission's role in redistricting, detailing its composition, voting requirements, and procedures for adopting district plans.

If approved by voters in the general election on November 3, 2026, the proposed amendments would take effect immediately, repealing the existing provisions of the Ohio Constitution regarding the General Assembly's structure and redistricting. The resolution emphasizes the importance of public input in the redistricting process, requiring the commission to hold public hearings and release proposed plans for review before final adoption. Overall, the resolution aims to enhance representation in the Ohio General Assembly while ensuring a transparent and participatory redistricting process.