Election Laws - As enacted, makes various changes to election laws, including, but not limited to, requiring certain reimbursements to county election commissions for primary elections to be processed in the same manner as expenses for the presidential preference primary, and eliminating authorization for certain state entities and officers to accept or expend grants, gifts, or funding from private persons, corporations, organizations, or political parties for conducting an election. - Amends...

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The bill updates Tennessee election law to require county election commissions to be reimbursed for primary‑election costs the same way they are for presidential preference primaries. It also shortens a filing deadline from 30 to 15 days and prohibits state agencies and officials from accepting private grants, gifts, or other funding for election‑related work. These changes aim to make election financing more transparent and timely.

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