Tennessee HB2615 amends early voting rules, setting specific timeframes for in-person early voting before elections.
Tennessee HB2615 revises the early voting period for general elections, requiring voters to cast their ballots in person not more than twelve days and no fewer than five days before the election. For elections coinciding with a presidential preference primary, the early voting period extends to fourteen days before the election, with a minimum of seven days. This act aims to standardize the early voting process across the state.
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