In addition to possessing all other qualifications, in order to become a candidate of a political party at the general election, those candidates whose names are written in at the primary election must receive at least the following number of write-in votes at the primary election: (1) One thousand (1,000) for any statewide office; (2) Five hundred (500) for a congressional district office; (3) Fifty (50) for a legislative district office; (4) Five (5) for a county office; file a declaration of candidacy for that office, and must pay the filing fee required for that office within ten (10) days following the primary election canvass; provided, however, that no write-ins shall be allowed for judicial office.
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