SB1029Failed

Amends TCA Title 2, Chapter 6, Part 5.

Tennessee SB1029 amends absentee voting registration requirements for armed forces personnel and overseas voters by mandating documentary proof of U.S. citizenship and overseas residency in their applications. It affects military personnel, civilian overseas voters, and federal-only voters, establishing protocols for application deficiencies, ballot processing, and the handling of provisional ballots. Key provisions include the requirement for county election commissions to notify applicants of deficiencies, the prohibition of accepting UOCAVA absentee ballot applications from rejected voter registrations, and the establishment of electronic application procedures for absentee ballots.

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Overview

Tennessee SB1029 amends absentee voting registration requirements for armed forces personnel and overseas voters by mandating documentary proof of U.S. citizenship and overseas residency in their applications. It affects military personnel, civilian overseas voters, and federal-only voters, establishing protocols for application deficiencies, ballot processing, and the handling of provisional ballots. Key provisions include the requirement for county election commissions to notify applicants of deficiencies, the prohibition of accepting UOCAVA absentee ballot applications from rejected voter registrations, and the establishment of electronic application procedures for absentee ballots.

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Sponsor

Bowling, Janice

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 5, 2025

Last Action

March 25, 2026

Failed in Senate State and Local Government Committee

Subjects
Election LawsMilitary

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