Resolution No. 1006, introduced by Oklahoma legislators, calls on Congress to propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would allow states and Congress to regulate and limit the spending of money in political campaigns, elections, and ballot measures. The resolution emphasizes the importance of ensuring that elected representatives remain accountable to their constituents and highlights the need for robust political debate and self-governance. It expresses concern over the influence of unlimited election spending, which has been equated with free speech by the Supreme Court, arguing that such spending often comes from out-of-state and foreign interests, undermining the political equality and integrity of elections.

The resolution reflects the belief that reasonable regulations on campaign financing are necessary to protect the interests of citizens and maintain the integrity of the electoral process. It asserts that the Framers of the Constitution intended for states to have the power to amend the Constitution to enhance self-government and liberty. The resolution concludes by directing that copies be sent to key congressional leaders and members of Oklahoma's congressional delegation to advocate for this proposed amendment.