The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to eliminate the governor's line-item veto authority in Texas. Currently, the Texas Constitution allows the governor to approve a bill while disapproving specific items within it, which can then be reconsidered by the legislature. The proposed amendment seeks to change this process by removing the governor's ability to selectively veto parts of appropriation bills, thereby requiring the governor to either approve or disapprove the entire bill.

If passed, this amendment will be presented to voters in an election scheduled for November 4, 2025. The ballot will include a proposition allowing voters to express their support or opposition to the removal of the governor's line-item veto authority. This change aims to enhance legislative power and accountability by ensuring that all appropriations are subject to the same approval process without the possibility of selective vetoes by the governor.