Arizona Statutes

§ 16-315 — Form of petitions; registration of circulators

Arizona·Title 16 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 3 NOMINATING PROCEDURES·Art. 2 Filing and Forms

A. The nomination petitions shall be in substantially the following form: 1. Petitions shall be on paper eleven inches wide and eight and one-half inches long. 2. Petitions shall be headed by a caption stating the purpose of the petition, followed by the body of the petition stating the intent of the petitioners. 3. There shall be ten lines spaced one-half of an inch apart and consecutively numbered one through ten. 4. The signature portion of the petition shall be divided into columns headed by the following titles:

(a)Signature.
(b)Printed name.
(c)Actual residence address, description of place of residence or Arizona post office box address, city or town.
(d)Date of signing. 5. A photograph of the candidate may appear on the nomination petition. B. The following shall appe

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