The resolution proposes an amendment to the West Virginia Constitution that would allow registered voters to initiate a constitutional amendment through a petition process. This amendment would enable citizens to propose changes to the state constitution, which would then be placed on the ballot for the next general election, provided that the petition garners signatures from at least 10% of the voters in a county based on the most recent gubernatorial election. The proposed amendment is designated as "Amendment No. 1" and is summarized as granting citizens the right to amend the state constitution through this process.

Additionally, the resolution maintains the existing legislative process for proposing constitutional amendments, ensuring that both avenues for amendment—by the Legislature and by citizen initiative—are preserved. For a citizen-initiated amendment to be approved, it must receive at least 60% of the votes in a statewide election. The resolution aims to enhance democratic participation by empowering citizens to directly influence constitutional changes in West Virginia.