City council recall, Pawhuska, Oklahoma (2019)

2019 City council recall: Pawhuska, Okla.
Recall status
Defeated
Recall election date
October 8, 2019
Table of contents
Recall vote Recall supporters Path to the ballot
See also
External links Footnotes

An effort in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, to recall Councilmen John Brazee, Mark Buchnan, Rodger Milleson, and Roger Taylor was initiated in July 2019. Petitioners submitted enough signatures to put the recalls on the ballot. The recall election was held on October 8, 2019.^[1] All four officials retained their positions.^[2]

Recall vote[edit]

The recall election was held on October 8, 2019. All four officials retained their positions.^[2]

John Brazee recall
Result		Votes	Percentage
Recall		178	30.43%
Retain		407	69.57%
Election results via: Tulsa World

Mark Buchnan recall
Result		Votes	Percentage
Recall		202	35.38%
Retain		369	64.62%
Election results via: Tulsa World

Rodger Milleson recall
Result		Votes	Percentage
Recall		188	32.14%
Retain		397	67.86%
Election results via: Tulsa World

Roger Taylor recall
Result		Votes	Percentage
Recall		193	32.99%
Retain		392	67.01%
Election results via: Tulsa World

Recall supporters[edit]

The recall effort was organized in response to the firing of Police Chief Nick Silva on June 28, 2019. Silva was later reinstated as police chief. The two officials responsible for firing Silva, Interim City Manager Larry Eulert and Assistant City Manager Rex Wikel, resigned shortly after Silva was fired.^[3]

Path to the ballot[edit]

See also: Laws governing recall in Oklahoma

Recall organizers needed to submit 108 valid signatures to put the recall on the ballot. On July 15, 2019, petitioners submitted 138 signatures. City Clerk Barbara Smith found 108 signatures valid.^[3]

See also[edit]

• Recall campaigns in Oklahoma
• Political recall efforts, 2019
• City council recalls

External links[edit]

Suggest a link

• Pawhuska, Oklahoma

Footnotes[edit]

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