Arizona HB4035 amends nomination procedures for candidates, including superior court judges, by adjusting residency requirements and filing deadlines.
Arizona HB4035 revises the nomination procedures for candidates running for various political offices, including superior court judges. The bill modifies the residency requirements and filing deadlines for nomination papers. It specifies that candidates must provide their actual residence address or an alternative if their address is protected. For superior court judges, incumbents who meet certain criteria can use their duty post address instead of their residence address.
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