The resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to create an independent redistricting commission in Texas, tasked with fairly establishing electoral districts for the U.S. House of Representatives, Texas Senate, and Texas House of Representatives. This commission will consist of 15 members from diverse demographic and political backgrounds, appointed through a public process to ensure representation and impartiality. The amendment outlines the procedures for member appointments, including the requirement for applicants to disclose their political activity history, and sets criteria for disqualifications to maintain the commission's nonpartisan integrity.

Furthermore, the resolution emphasizes transparency and public participation in the redistricting process. It mandates the commission to hold public hearings and accept community feedback on preliminary redistricting plans, ensuring that the final plans reflect the interests of Texas residents. The commission is also required to maintain a public website for ongoing engagement and to publish evaluations of redistricting plans against metrics such as minority voting rights and partisan fairness. The final redistricting plan will take effect 45 days after commission approval, and the amendment is set to be presented to voters in May 2026.