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TENNESSEE STATUTES AND CODES
2-6-309 - Absentee ballot envelope Requirements Voter's affidavit form.
2-6-309. Absentee ballot envelope Requirements Voter's affidavit form.
(a) The absentee ballot envelope shall have a sealing flap and shall be a plain envelope without markings except the words Absentee Ballot Envelope or _____________________________________________________________________ Primary Absentee Ballot Envelope printed on the face and such instructions for the use of the envelope if it has become prematurely sealed as the coordinator of elections prescribes. The coordinator of elections shall determine distinguishable colors to be used in the printing of the ballot envelopes for early voting and absentee voting. Both envelopes shall include a place for the voter's precinct and district number and a statement for the administrator to sign stating that the voter's signature has been verified and appears to be valid. The absentee voting ballot envelope need not contain a certificate for an attesting official.
(b) It shall have also a detachable flap which shall contain the words Do Not Detach and an affidavit in substantially the following form: