Election Laws - As enacted, requires the county election commission to select the voting machines to be purchased for use in the county and ensure the destruction of the voting machines when the machines are deemed obsolete; makes related changes. - Amends TCA Title 2 and Title 5.

This law gives county election commissions the authority to choose which voting machines are purchased for their counties and requires them to destroy those machines once they are considered obsolete. It also allows these commissions to independently sign contracts for buying or leasing equipment without needing approval from the local county government. Additionally, the bill clarifies that local governments must pay for these machines through taxes or debt obligations, with specific exceptions for cases where the election commission handles the agreement. The changes apply to Tennessee's election code and affect how voting technology is acquired and managed at the county level.