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AZ Supreme Court rules gubernatorial candidate can use business address

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PHOENIX – Scottsdale businessman Hugh Lytle can run for governor even though he technically violated a state law by not listing his home address on his nominating paper and petitions, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled May 4.
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AZ Supreme Court rules gubernatorial candidate can use business address

PHOENIX – Scottsdale businessman Hugh Lytle can run for governor even though he technically violated a state law by not listing his home address on his nominating paper and petitions, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled May 4.

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paysonroundup.com broke the news on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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