Election Laws - As introduced, requires the secretary of state to direct each county election commission to place a ballot question on the ballot for the November general election in 2026 asking voters whether this state should legalize the sale, possession, and use of medical cannabis. - Amends TCA Title 2.

HB 2238 requires Tennessee's Secretary of State to place a specific ballot question on the 2026 November general election ballot asking voters: "Should the State of Tennessee legalize the sale, possession, and use of medical cannabis?" This directly affects all Tennessee voters in the 2026 election, as the question would appear on their ballot with "YES" or "NO" options. The bill mandates the Secretary of State to compile and submit the results to the General Assembly, but explicitly states these results are non-binding. The legislation does not change current law but creates a voter referendum process to gauge public opinion on medical cannabis legalization.