Election Laws - As enacted, authorizes nominees to fill a vacancy for a judge, district attorney general, or public defender occurring later than 180 days before the qualifying deadline to be selected by statewide political parties by any method authorized by the rules of the party. - Amends TCA Title 2 and Title 55, Chapter 50.

SB 367 amends Tennessee election laws to enhance voter registration verification and voting procedures. It requires monthly checks of voter databases against federal/state databases (like the SAVE program) to confirm U.S. citizenship, and creates a process where registered voters can challenge others' registration qualifications in writing with a hearing. The bill also mandates that voters who register by mail or online must vote in person for their first election with ID proof, unless they're on the permanent absentee list or in an address confidentiality program. Additionally, it requires optical scanners to handle hand-marked ballots without unreadable codes and saves digital ballot images at 600 DPI for public review after elections. These changes directly affect all Tennessee voters, election officials, and the registration/voting process.