Arizona Statutes § 16-501 Compliance with primary election law as prerequisite to printing name on ballot
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Except as provided in chapter 3, article 5 of this title, no person shall have his name printed on the official ballot as a candidate in a general election unless he has complied fully with the provisions of law applicable to primary elections, which, for a candidate who appeared on the primary election ballot as a write-in candidate, shall include compliance with the primary election provisions of section 16-312.
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