Tennessee § 2-12-114 - Information provided for coordinator of elections.
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§ 2-12-114. Information provided for coordinator of elections.
Each county election commission shall provide to the coordinator of elections the following information by precinct beginning on June 1, 1995, and each six (6) months thereafter: The number of active voters and the number of inactive voters at the beginning of the reporting period; The number of active voters and the number of inactive voters at the end of the reporting period; The number of new valid voter registrations for the reporting period. This number shall not include duplicates, rejected registrations, and changes of names and addresses within the county; and The number of active voters and the number of inactive voters purged during the reporting period. Each county election commission shall on the same schedule established in subsection (a) provide to the coordinator of elections the following information for the county: The number of registration applications received during the reporting period from the following categories of sources: Those registering to vote in the county election commission office or other supplemental registrations held by or on behalf of the county election commission; The department of safety, motor vehicle offices; By-mail registration; Public assistance agencies serving as voter registration agencies. This includes the following state departments: human services, mental health and substance abuse services, intellectual and developmental disabilities, health, and veterans services; State-funded agencies primarily serving persons with disabilities; Armed forces recruitment offices; and Passive registration agencies: public libraries, county clerks, and registers of deeds; The number of duplicate registration applications received during the six-month period from the same categories of sources; and The number of confirmation notices mailed out during the six-month period and the number of responses received to those confirmation notices. Acts 1979, ch. 317, § 1; T.C.A., § 2-1221; Acts 1995, ch. 76, § 1; 2011, ch. 158, § 1; 2012, ch. 575, § 1; 2015, ch. 24, § 7. Compiler's Note. Acts 2015, ch. 24, § 7 provided that the Tennessee Code Commission is requested to change references in Tennessee Code Annotated, as volumes are replaced and supplements are issued, from “veterans' affairs” and “veterans affairs” to “veterans services” wherever the language appears in reference to the name or commissioner of the Tennessee department of veterans services. Amendments. The 2015 amendment substituted “veterans services” for “veterans affairs” at the end of (b)(1)(D). Effective Dates. Acts 2015, ch. 24, § 9. July 1, 2015.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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