Summary

Designates September 17, 2025, as Constitution Day and expresses the House of Representatives’ support for observing the Constitution’s 250th anniversary. It lists findings about the Constitution’s signing, ratification, purposes (like forming a more perfect Union and protecting liberty), and calls on Americans to mark the day with appropriate ceremonies and activities. This resolution is ceremonial and symbolic — it does not create new programs, spending, or legal requirements. It encourages public observance by individuals, schools, and organizations but does not impose mandates or funding.

Key Points

• Designates September 17, 2025, as Constitution Day in recognition of the Constitution’s 250th anniversary.
• Summarizes findings about the Constitution’s signing, ratification, and stated purposes.
• Expresses the House’s support for observance of Constitution Day.
• Calls on the public to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and activities.
• Is ceremonial and nonbinding — it creates no programs, funding, or legal obligations.
• Provides a public reminder and an occasion for educational and civic events.
• Affects awareness and civic commemoration rather than government operations or budgets.

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