The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to establish an independent redistricting commission in Texas, tasked with creating electoral districts for the U.S. House of Representatives, the Texas Senate, and the Texas House of Representatives. This commission will operate under the Texas Constitution, ensuring that all district modifications adhere to its provisions. It will consist of 15 members appointed by a nonpartisan agency, with a structured selection process aimed at ensuring diverse demographic representation. The commission is required to maintain impartiality, transparency regarding political expenditures, and will step in to handle judicial district reapportionment if the Judicial Districts Board fails to act.

The resolution outlines detailed procedures for appointing commission members, including eligibility criteria that require them to be registered voters and affiliated with only one political party (or none) in the past three years. It mandates public involvement in the selection process and emphasizes the importance of transparency and public input in developing redistricting plans. The commission must hold public hearings, publish preliminary plans, and accept public comments before finalizing any redistricting proposals. The amendment aims to enhance fairness and accountability in Texas's redistricting process and will be submitted to voters in November 2025.