Tennessee § 2-13-114 - Calendar of appearances.
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§ 2-13-114. Calendar of appearances.
The state executive committees for each statewide political party are urged to jointly establish a calendar of appearances in each county in this state enabling their respective gubernatorial candidates to appear together during the time between the primary and general elections. At each such appearance, each candidate is to be given an opportunity to speak to those attending the event, and following each candidate's speech, a time is to be provided for a town-hall forum. The schedule, if established, should be posted on the web site of each political party no less than fifteen (15) days prior to the primary election. Once established, any change to a scheduled appearance or if one of the candidates should be unable to appear, should be posted as soon as such information is available to the respective committee. Acts 2009, ch. 236, § 1.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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