Election Laws - As enacted, generally requires statewide political parties to nominate their candidates in primary elections for all offices for which partisan elections are held at the regular August or regular November election; authorizes, in a county in which a statewide political party nominated a candidate by a method other than a primary election in 2022 or 2024, the statewide political party in such county to continue to use such method with certain exceptions. - Amends TCA Title 2.

HB 855 requires Tennessee's statewide political parties (like Republicans and Democrats) to nominate candidates for all partisan offices through primary elections held in August or November. This applies to all counties, except in counties where a party used a non-primary method (like a convention) to nominate candidates in 2022 or 2024, allowing them to continue that method under specific conditions. The bill amends Tennessee election law to standardize nomination procedures while preserving limited exceptions for counties with prior non-primary nominations. It directly affects how political parties select candidates for statewide and local offices in partisan elections.