Art. VI §7 | RECALL PROCESS

Any elected official of the State of Washington, D.C. government, elected on a partisan basis, may be recalled by the registered qualified electors of the election district or districts from which that official was elected. A recall shall be proposed by the filing with the Board of Elections of a petition demanding the recall of the elected official, signed by 10 percent of the registered qualified electors in the elected official’s election district or districts, including 10 percent of the registered qualified electors in a majority of the election districts for a statewide elected official.

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