Election Laws - As introduced, requires county election commissions to include three non-binding questions related to the legalization of marijuana on the November 2026 ballot; requires the secretary of state to compile the results of the non-binding, advisory referendum, publish the results on the secretary of state's website, and forward the results to the members of the general assembly. - Amends TCA Title 2.

SB 960 requires Tennessee county election commissions to include three non-binding questions about marijuana policy on the November 2026 ballot: legalizing medical marijuana, decriminalizing small possession, and legalizing recreational sales. The questions would be voted on by voters as advisory input, not binding law. The secretary of state must compile and publish the results online, then forward them to all state legislators. This bill directly affects voters in all Tennessee counties participating in the 2026 election and provides lawmakers with public sentiment data on marijuana policy. It does not change existing law but seeks to gather advisory voter input for future legislative consideration.