AZ HB2195

Allows qualified electors to challenge a candidate's nomination paper and affidavit, including facts or legal conclusions contained within them, with challenges made pursuant to section 16-351.

Requires candidates to file an affidavit under penalty of perjury confirming they meet residency requirements at the time of filing and have satisfied any monetary penalties, fines or judgments.

Specifies that for presidential and vice-presidential candidates from political parties entitled to continued ballot representation, the national political party committee must submit the affidavit signed by the candidates under penalty of perjury.

Clarifies that candidates must be qualified residents of the appropriate county, city, town, district, ward or precinct at the time of filing the nomination paper.