S.R. No. 100 Summary

• Urges Congress to call an Article V constitutional convention limited to proposing an amendment that restricts money's influence in elections and overturns Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission and related cases.

• Applies as a continuing application to be considered together with similar applications from Vermont (2013-2014), California (2013-2014), Illinois (98th General Assembly), New Jersey (2014-2015), and Rhode Island (2015-2016) until two-thirds of states have applied.

• Requests that convention delegates be equally comprised of individuals holding state or county office and private citizens, with all current or former federal officials prohibited from serving as delegates.

• Specifies the Article V convention authority is limited solely to proposing an amendment addressing money's influence in elections and does not authorize Congress to call a convention for any other purpose.

• Directs transmission of certified copies to the President, Vice President, Speaker and Minority Leader of the House, Senate leadership, Hawaii's congressional delegation, and presiding officers of all state legislatures.