HB1921In Committee

Amends TCA Title 2.

Tennessee HB1921 amends Title 2 of the Tennessee Code Annotated to allow state senators with at least eight consecutive years of service and state representatives with at least ten consecutive years of service to collect signatures from registered voters outside their respective districts for nominating petitions. This change affects long-serving legislators seeking to qualify for election or re-election. Key provisions include the alteration of signature collection parameters, expanding the geographic scope for gathering support for their candidacies.

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Overview

Tennessee HB1921 amends Title 2 of the Tennessee Code Annotated to allow state senators with at least eight consecutive years of service and state representatives with at least ten consecutive years of service to collect signatures from registered voters outside their respective districts for nominating petitions. This change affects long-serving legislators seeking to qualify for election or re-election. Key provisions include the alteration of signature collection parameters, expanding the geographic scope for gathering support for their candidacies.

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Sponsor

Miller, Larry

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 22, 2026

Last Action

March 17, 2026

Taken off notice for cal in s/c Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee of State & Local Government Committee

Subjects
Election LawsGeneral Assembly

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HB1921: Amends TCA Title 2. | LegisGo