There must be a separate ballot at all primary elections which must be entitled “no-party primary ballot”. The names of aspirants for nomination to each office must be arranged on the no-party primary ballot in separate groups in their order. The separate ballot may be on the same paper or electronic ballot, but the list of offices and candidates must be entitled “no-party primary ballot” in a manner to indicate clearly the separation of the no-party list of offices and candidates from the party list of offices and candidates. The names of all candidates for any of the offices mentioned in section 16.1-11-08 must be placed on the ballot without party designation. Immediately under the name of each office must be placed the language: “Vote for no more than                     name (or names).” The number inserted must be the number to be elected to the office at the next succeeding general election.

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