Nashville State Rep. Vincent Dixie wants to know if Trump’s conviction on 34 felonies in New York prohibits him from being on the ballot in Tennessee.
In a letter to Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti dated May 31, 2024, Nashville State Rep. Vincent Dixie (D-District 54) asks the AG for a formal legal opinion on Trump’s eligibility for the ballot after being convicted of he said was an “infamous crime” in another state.
- (a) A person who has been convicted in this state of an infamous crime, as defined by § 40-20-112, other than one specified in subsection (b), or convicted under the laws of the United States or another state of an offense that would constitute an infamous crime if committed in this state, shall be disqualified from qualifying for, seeking election to or holding a public office in this state, unless and until that person’s citizenship rights have been restored by a court of competent jurisdiction.
Dixie said in the letter …
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