§ 2-6-301. Registration; voting applications; public records; display | Statutes | Westlaw

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§ 2-6-301. Registration; voting applications; public records; display

TN ST § 2-6-301West's Tennessee Code AnnotatedTitle 2. ElectionsEffective: April 18, 2018 (Approx. 2 pages)

§ 2-6-301. Registration; voting applications; public records; display

TN ST § 2-6-301West's Tennessee Code AnnotatedTitle 2. ElectionsEffective: April 18, 2018 (Approx. 2 pages)

West's Tennessee Code Annotated
Title 2. Elections
Chapter 6. Absentee Voting (Refs & Annos)
Part 3. General Provisions
Effective: April 18, 2018
T. C. A. § 2-6-301
§ 2-6-301. Registration; voting applications; public records; display
(a) In all counties, the attesting official shall update the voter's computerized voter history by making the appropriate data entry. Upon issuance of an absentee ballot, the voter shall not thereafter vote in the election except by absentee ballot, or pursuant to § 2-7-112(a)(3)(A); provided, however, that if the ballot is issued pursuant to § 2-6-502 this subsection (a) does not apply.
(b) All absentee voting applications shall be filed alphabetically by election day in a binder and kept in the county election commission office as a public record through election day. As an alternative, a county election commission may maintain, on a daily basis, absentee voting applications as part of a computer-generated report. Such report is a public record.
(c) The county election commission shall furnish each polling place with a certified copy of a complete alphabetical list of its absentee voters for each election, and the copy shall be displayed at the polling place throughout the voting hours on election day.

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Formerly § 2-615; § 2-6-115.
T. C. A. § 2-6-301, TN ST § 2-6-301
Current with effective legislation through Chapter 672 of the 2024 Regular Session of the 113th Tennessee General Assembly. Some sections may be more current; see credits for details. Pursuant to §§ 1-1-110, 1-1-111, and 1-2-114, the Tennessee Code Commission certifies the final, official version of the Tennessee Code and, until then, may make editorial changes to the statutes. References to the updates made by the most recent legislative session should be to the Public Chapter and not to the T.C.A. until final revisions have been made to the text, numbering, and hierarchical headings on Westlaw to conform to the official text. Unless legislatively provided, section name lines are prepared by the publisher.
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