Resolution 5, introduced by Bergstrom, proposes a joint resolution to amend the Oklahoma Constitution by increasing the percentage of votes required for certain measures to pass. Specifically, it seeks to change the requirement for both initiative or referendum petitions and constitutional amendments proposed by the Legislature from a simple majority to a minimum of 60% of the votes cast. The resolution outlines the process for filing referendum petitions and stipulates that all elections on such measures will occur at the next general election unless a special election is ordered.

The resolution also includes a ballot title that summarizes the proposed changes, asking voters whether they approve of the increase in the required voting percentage. If approved, this amendment would ensure that a higher threshold is needed for significant legislative and constitutional changes, thereby potentially making it more challenging for such measures to pass in Oklahoma. The resolution mandates that copies of the proposal and ballot title be filed with the Secretary of State and the Attorney General following its passage.