signatures required; nomination petitions

Summary

The bill amends Arizona law to define how many signatures a candidate must collect on a nomination petition for every elected office, using set percentages and maximum limits. It applies to federal, state, county, municipal, and special‑district races, as well as primary nominations. The changes aim to standardize ballot‑access requirements across the state.

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