The resolution, introduced by Leo Wilson, emphasizes the importance of protecting the integrity of American elections and the principle of popular sovereignty, which asserts that government should be of, by, and for the people. It highlights historical warnings from the framers of the U.S. Constitution, such as Alexander Hamilton and George Washington, about the dangers of foreign influence in politics. The resolution points out that current election spending laws are inadequate, allowing foreign entities and wealthy special interests to exert undue influence over elections, thereby undermining the voices of individual voters and the democratic process.

In response to these concerns, the resolution calls on the United States Congress to propose a constitutional amendment that would empower states and Congress to regulate and limit campaign spending. It seeks to clarify the distinction between natural persons and artificial entities, such as corporations and unions, in the context of political contributions. The Texas Legislature urges that this amendment be sent to the states for ratification, emphasizing the need for robust political debate, electoral integrity, and the preservation of political equality among citizens. The resolution also requests that official copies be forwarded to key congressional leaders and members of the Texas delegation for inclusion in the Congressional Record.