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TN Code § 71-7-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 71 - Welfare|Chapter 7 - Tennessee Rare Disease Advisory Council|§ 71-7-103. Rare Disease Advisory Council Recommendations — Use of Information — Input of Advisory Council

   The Tennessee rare disease advisory council shall advise the DUR, the PAC, and other state entities in their review of products or medications for the treatment of rare and orphan diseases, and drugs or biological products within the emerging fields of personalized medicine and non-inheritable gene editing therapeutics.    All advisory council recommendations must be presented in writing to members of the PAC and DUR and explained to members of the PAC and DUR by representatives of the advisory council during their public meetings.   The advisory council has no authority on any matter relating to TennCare, nor may it require the DUR or PAC to follow its recommendations.       The DUR and PAC shall consider information submitted to them by the advisory council on rare diseases and personalized medicine when making recommendations or determinations regarding:  Beneficiary access to drugs and biological products for rare diseases, as defined in the federal Orphan Drug Act of 1983 (21 U.S.C. §§ 360aa — 360ff-1);   Drugs and biological products that are approved by the United States food and drug administration; and   The emerging fields of personalized medicine and non-inheritable gene-editing therapeutics.     The DUR and PAC shall seek the input of the advisory council on rare diseases and personalized medicine to address topics for consultation under this chapter, including, but not limited to:  Rare diseases;   The severity of rare diseases;   The unmet medical needs associated with rare diseases;   The impact of particular coverage, cost-sharing, tiering, utilization management, prior authorization, medication therapy management, or other medicaid policies on access to rare disease therapies;   An assessment of the benefits and risks of therapies to treat rare diseases;   The impact of coverage, cost-sharing, tiering, utilization management, prior authorization, medication therapy management, or other medicaid policies on patients' adherence to the treatment regimen prescribed or otherwise recommended by their physicians;   Whether beneficiaries who need treatment from or a consultation with a rare disease specialist have adequate access and, if not, what factors are causing the limited access; and   The demographics and the clinical description of patient populations.     Nothing in this chapter requires the advisory council, the DUR, or the PAC to consult with a person on any matter or requires those entities to meet with any specific expert or stakeholder.
TN Code § 2-2-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-101. Chapter Definitions

 As used in this chapter:   “Administrator of elections” means the chief administrative officer appointed by the county election commission. The “administrator of elections” created by this section is the immediate successor to the “registrar-at-large” for each county;   “Commission” means the county election commission unless another intent is clearly shown; and   “Deputy” means all office personnel or clerical assistants other than the administrator of elections and is the immediate successor to “deputy registrar.”
TN Code § 2-2-102 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-102. Qualified Voter

 A citizen of the United States eighteen (18) years of age or older who is a resident of this state is a qualified voter unless the citizen is disqualified under the provisions of this title or under a judgment of infamy pursuant to § 40-20-112.
TN Code § 2-2-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-103. Effect of Change of Residence Within Thirty (30) Days of Election

 If a registered voter moves such voter's residence from this state after the thirtieth day before an election for electors for president and vice president and for that reason does not satisfy the registration requirements of such voter's new residence for that election, the voter continues to be a registered voter but only for electors for president and vice president in that election in the voting precinct in which the voter was last registered. The voter may vote either in person or by absentee ballot.
TN Code § 2-2-104 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-104. Persons Entitled to Register

 The following persons may register permanently under this title:   A person who is a qualified voter when such person applies to register;   A person residing in an area within this state which has been ceded to the federal government if the person is otherwise qualified to vote; and   A person who will be eighteen (18) years of age on or before the date of the next election after the person applies to register and who is otherwise eligible to register.
TN Code § 2-2-105 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-105. Permanency of Registration

 Registration of voters under this title is permanent. When a voter has once been registered under this title or under any previous permanent registration law if the voter would be eligible under this title, it is unnecessary for such voter to register again unless the voter's registration is purged under this title or was purged under a previous permanent registration law.
TN Code § 2-2-107 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-107. Precinct or Municipality of Registration — Change of Habitation Without Change of Residence

   A person shall be registered as a voter of the precinct in which the person is a resident, and, if provided for by municipal charter or general law, may also be registered in a municipality in which the person owns real property in order to participate in that municipality's elections.   Notwithstanding any provision of this title to the contrary, if a person's residence is located on real property which is located in both a municipality and in an unincorporated area in the county in which the municipality is located, then such person shall be eligible to vote in municipal elections if municipal taxes are assessed on the portion of real property located within the municipality. In a county having a metropolitan form of government, “unincorporated area,” as used in this subdivision (a)(2), includes an area outside the boundaries of any of the smaller cities within the metropolitan government.   Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, if a municipal charter provides for property rights voting, no more than two (2) persons shall be entitled to vote based upon the ownership of an individual tract of property regardless of the number of property owners.     If a voter moves such voter's habitation outside the precinct where the person is a registered voter but continues to be a resident of the precinct, the county election commission shall determine the person's rights and duties on the basis of the location of the person's last residence in the precinct before the person's change of habitation.   In order to timely correct voter registration records, municipalities which have annexed territory or changed any district or ward boundary shall provide each county election commission affected by the change with the following:  Maps depicting the area;   A copy of the ordinance or resolution calling for the change denoting, if applicable, which wards or districts the annexed or changed area will be a part of; and   A copy of the census taken for the annexation, if available, with names and addresses within the annexed area.
TN Code § 2-2-108 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-108. Commission Offices — Hours — Functions

   Each commission shall have an office in the county courthouse or another public building and such other locations as the commission may designate for registering voters and performing other functions required or authorized by law. The main office shall be open at least from nine o'clock a.m. (9:00 a.m.) until four o'clock p.m. (4:00 p.m.) on such day or days each week as the commission directs.   In counties with administrators of elections certified under § 2-11-202(b), who receive at least ninety percent (90%) or eighty-five percent (85%) of the assessor of property's salary pursuant to § 2-12-208(a)(1) or (a)(3) [now § 2-12-208(a)], respectively, the commission office shall be open during the hours specified in this subsection (a) at least five (5) days per week. In counties with administrators certified under § 2-11-202(b), who receive at least eighty percent (80%) of the assessor of property's salary pursuant to § 2-12-208(a)(2) [now § 2-12-208(a)], the commission office shall be open during the hours specified in this subsection (a) at least four (4) days per week. The hours such offices shall be open established by this subsection (a) shall be the minimum hours, and nothing in subsection (a) shall be construed as prohibiting the election commission from requiring such offices to stay open for additional hours per day or days per week.     The county election commission may establish additional hours when the main office shall be open to perform the commission's statutory functions. The office shall be open as many days a week as necessary to register qualified registrants, to replace lost registration cards, to transfer or change registrations and to perform the other duties of the commission.
TN Code § 2-2-109 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-109. Registration Periods

  A qualified voter may register or have the voter's registration altered at the commission office at any time the office is open, except that applications for registration shall not be processed for twenty-nine (29) days before an election, except as provided in subsection (b); provided, that a qualified voter may file a mail registration form by postmarking the registration form or submitting the registration form thirty (30) days before an election. A mail registration form lacking a postmark, but signed and dated at least thirty (30) days before an election, shall be timely filed if it is received by the county election commission no later than the twenty-seventh day prior to the election. A qualified voter may correct a deficient but timely filed mail registration form if the voter files a completed registration application or otherwise corrects the deficiency on or before the next regularly scheduled November general election. The administrator of elections shall register the person to vote if the person is otherwise eligible to register. Deficient registrations not corrected on or before the next regularly scheduled November general election shall no longer be considered deficient and shall be void. The administrator shall be empowered to update an existing registration until no later than five (5) days before an election to place it within the correct precinct in the county when a voter changes the voter's address through the process described in § 2-7-140.   When the thirtieth day before an election falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, applications for registration shall be accepted and processed the next business day following such Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday. This extends the deadline for applications for registration completed at the county election commission office as well as the deadline for having a by-mail registration form postmarked.   When elections are being held in two (2) or more voting districts within any county, the time period for such registration or alteration of permanent registration records shall be calculated for each election separately, and such registration or alteration of permanent registration records is not prohibited in one (1) election because it is twenty-nine (29) days prior to another within the same county.
TN Code § 2-2-110 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-110. Registration of Those Unable to Appear at Commission Office

 The commission may provide for the registration of persons who cannot appear in person due to illness or other good cause by sending the administrator of elections to their homes or other place where they are within the county to register such persons.
TN Code § 2-2-111 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-111. Supplemental Registrations Generally

  The commission in any county may hold such supplemental registrations as it deems necessary before any election in locations other than the commission office.   In addition to any supplemental voter registration otherwise required by this chapter, the county election commission, or its designee, in each county shall conduct at least one (1) supplemental voter registration each year at every public and private high school in the county, for the purpose of registration of those persons who will be eligible to vote in the next election. The publication requirements of § 2-2-114 shall not apply to the registration required by this subsection (b).   As used in this section, “designees” does not include representatives of a nationally recognized political party or representatives of an organization which actively seeks to influence the outcome of an election.   In addition to any supplemental voter registration otherwise required by this chapter, the county election commission, or its designee, shall conduct a supplemental voter registration when a planned and scheduled group naturalization ceremony is held within the county. The county election commission shall attend the supplemental voter registration in person or shall send one (1) or more assistant registrars or other designees in their stead to register such new citizens. The publication requirements of § 2-2-114 shall not apply to the registration required by this subsection (d).
TN Code § 2-2-114 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-114. Newspaper Notice of Commission Office Location — Notices of Precinct or Supplemental Registrations

  Not less than forty-five (45) days before any election, the commission shall publish, in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, a notice of the exact location and telephone number of its office or offices and the hours and days it is open.   Whenever a county has a supplemental registration, the commission shall publish in a newspaper of general circulation in the county, a notice of the exact location and the time for such supplemental registration. The commission shall publish the notice not less than three (3) days before the beginning of each supplemental registration. The commission shall include in the notice a statement that a transfer of registration may also be done at the supplemental registration.
TN Code § 2-2-116 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-116. Registration Form

 The permanent registration record shall be substantially as follows, shall contain all the information required before being signed by the registrant, and shall be witnessed as indicated on the form.   PERMANENT REGISTRATION RECORD   1.   Last Name    First Name     Middle Name      Sex   2.  Legal Residence   Number     Street or Road       Apt.   3.  City  County   4.  Mailing Address if different from Legal Residence.   5.  Social Security number, if any   6.  Date and place of birth   7.  Are you a citizen of the United States?   8.  Where were you last registered to vote?  City  County  State   9.  Are you a resident of the State of Tennessee?   10.  Have you ever been convicted of a crime which is a felony in this state, by a court in this state, a court in another state, or a federal court?   11.   If the answer to question ten (10) is “yes,” list the crime, or crimes, for which you were convicted, and date, or dates, of conviction.   12.  If the answer to question ten (10) is “yes,” have you received a pardon or had your full rights of citizenship restored by a court for all crimes listed?   State of Tennessee   ss   County of   I, being duly sworn on oath (or affirmation) declare that the above address is my legal residence and that I plan to remain at such residence for an undetermined period of time and say that to the best of my knowledge and belief all of the foregoing statements made by me are true.   Signature of Applicant   If the registrant signs by a mark, or cannot sign at all, fill in the following information:   Sworn to and subscribed to before me   this  day of  , 20  ,   Signature of Administrator of Elections or   other person taking affidavit   Official Position   Registered as voter in District  Ward   Precinct  effective  .
TN Code § 2-2-117 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-117. Voting Record Form

  On the back of each registration form (or on a separate form if an alternate electronic registration system is used), there shall be printed a ten-year voting record form substantially as follows:  VOTING RECORDName of Voter   YEAR  PARTY General    Primary    Other   Election    Election    Elections   Ballot No. or  Ballot No. or  Ballot No. or   Ballot     Ballot     Ballot   Application   Application   Application   Number    Number    Number   1971   1972   Continued for   remainder of   ten (10) years    The year dates printed in the first column shall be changed with each year's printing of the form.
TN Code § 2-2-118 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-118. Filling Out of Permanent Registration Record — Change of Registration or Name

  If a person registers to vote in the election commission office, the commission employee who assists the person in registering shall fill out the permanent registration record except for the person's signature or mark.   When any person changes one's registration from postcard to in-person, the record from the old form may be transferred onto the new form, and the new form may indicate the date of transfer upon request of the registrant.   Except as provided in subsection (d):  When a person changes one's name for any reason on the registration form, the record from the old form may be transferred onto the new form, and the new form may indicate the date of transfer upon request of the registrant; and   If a person changes one's name because of a change in marital status, the person may use either the old name or the new name. If the person wishes to have one's new name reflected on the registration form, the person shall so request the administrator of elections or a designated employee.     In any county having a population of not less than eight hundred twenty-five thousand (825,000) nor more than eight hundred thirty thousand (830,000) according to the 1990 federal census or any subsequent federal census, when a person changes one's name on one's registration form, the record from the old form may be transferred onto the new form, and the new form may indicate the date of transfer upon request of the registrant.
TN Code § 2-2-119 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-119. Disabled Registrant — Inability to Write Signature or Make Mark

 If a registrant's disability prevents the registrant from writing a signature or making a mark, the person who assists the registrant shall write the name for the registrant. Such person shall indicate this action by signing such person's name immediately after the space for the registrant's signature or mark.
TN Code § 2-2-120 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-120. Determination of Registrant's Right to Register — Declaration as a Registered Voter

  The administrator of elections shall determine, from the registrant's answers to the questions on the permanent registration record and other questions, if necessary, whether the registrant is entitled to register. If the administrator determines that the registrant is entitled to register, the administrator shall declare the registrant a registered voter.   Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, no voter shall be purged due to a deficient registration form once the administrator has declared the person a registered voter under subsection (a) unless the administrator later determines the voter knowingly made or consented to false information being placed on the registration form or failed to provide a valid signature.    At least quarterly, during a county election commission meeting, a county election commission member of the majority and the minority party shall inspect random voter registration forms accepted by the county election commission since the previous inspection. If a deficiency is found, the deficiency shall be recorded and a written report shall be prepared including the name of the administrator at the time the voter registration form was filed, the nature of the deficiency, and whether the individual has voted since the deficient form was filed and accepted. Such report shall be filed with the state coordinator of elections. If no deficiencies are identified, the coordinator of elections shall be notified in writing of the finding. The commission members who inspect the voter registration forms shall sign and date the report.   If a significant number of deficient voter registration forms are discovered, then the administrator of elections may be subject to discipline by the state election commission or be terminated by the county election commission.   The coordinator of elections is authorized to develop a policy to implement this subsection (c).   The coordinator of elections shall audit at least ten (10) county election commissions annually to ensure that all required information fields on the permanent registration forms are being completed with minimal errors and that voters with deficient registrations are being given the opportunity to correct incorrect or omitted information.
TN Code § 2-2-123 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 2 - Elections|Chapter 2 - Voter Registration|Part 1 - Registration by Election Commissions|§ 2-2-123. Cancellation of Previous Registration

 If a registrant was previously registered in any other place, the registrant's application to register shall serve as a cancellation of registration for the last place of registration. Upon registration of the voter, the administrator of elections shall mail a copy of the new registration to the county election commission where the voter was last registered or otherwise notify such county election commission of the new registration.