Ashland City - Subject to local approval, requires the position of mayor to be voted on by electors from the town at large; requires the position of councilman to be voted on by electors in their ward; requires elections to be nonpartisan; makes various other changes. - Amends Chapter 121 of the Private Acts of 2004; as amended.

This bill proposes changes to how Ashland City, Tennessee elects its mayor and council members, requiring the mayor to be voted on by all town residents while council members are elected by voters in their specific wards. The legislation mandates that all future elections for these positions be nonpartisan and establishes a staggered four-year term system for both offices starting in 2026. Key provisions include rules for handling tied votes, where the existing council would select the winner if candidates receive equal votes, and a stricter definition of what constitutes a vacancy in office. The bill also requires approval by a two-thirds vote of the town's legislative body before taking effect and protects current officials from losing their positions or salary before their terms end.