Tennessee § 2-19-101 Interfering with nominating meeting or election

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§ 2-19-101 — Interfering with nominating meeting or election

Tennessee § 2-19-101

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 2-19-101 (2026).

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A person commits a Class A misdemeanor if such person:

(1)Breaks up or attempts to break up any legally authorized political party nominating meeting or any election by force or violence;

(2)Assaults or attempts to assault the persons conducting the meeting or the election officials;

(3)Destroys or carries away or attempts to destroy or carry away a ballot box or voting machine; or (4) Uses force or violence in any other way to prevent the fair and lawful conduct of the nominating meeting or election.

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A person commits a Class A misdemeanor if such person: (1) Breaks up or attempts to break up any legally authorized political party nominating meeting or any election by force or violence; (2) Assaults or attempts to assault the persons conducting the meeting or the election officials; (3) Destroys or carries away or attempts to destroy or carry away a ballot box or voting machine; or (4) Uses force or violence in any other way to prevent the fair and lawful conduct of the nominating meeting or election.