Election Laws - As introduced, authorizes senators who have served for at least eight consecutive years and representatives who have served for at least 10 consecutive years to use signatures of registered voters outside of such senator's or representative's district for purposes of completing a nominating petition. - Amends TCA Title 2.

HB 1921 would change Tennessee election rules for state legislators. It allows senators with at least eight consecutive years in office and representatives with ten consecutive years to collect petition signatures from registered voters in the county where their district is located (not just within their specific district) to run for re-election. The bill amends Tennessee Code Annotated Title 2 to permit this expanded signature collection method for qualifying members of the General Assembly. This directly affects long-serving state legislators seeking nomination through petitions. The change is limited to signature collection for nomination petitions and does not alter other election requirements.