Modifies provisions relating to ballot summary language

HB 684 modifies how ballot summaries are prepared for constitutional amendments or bills without fiscal notes that go to voters. It requires the Secretary of State to create a neutral, concise summary (max 150 words) after consulting the bill's sponsor and legislative leaders, with the Attorney General approving its legal content within 10 days. Once approved, the summary must appear on the ballot exactly as written, and courts cannot alter it - though the legislature can correct errors if in session. This directly affects voters who rely on these summaries to understand ballot measures and election officials responsible for ballot language.