Political recall efforts, 2017

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Main article: Political recall efforts


Recalls are the process by which an elected official can be removed from office via a public vote. Click on the tabs below for more information about political recall efforts in 2017 by type of office. Click here to learn about how recall procedures vary from state to state.

In 2017, Ballotpedia tracked 250 recall efforts against 344 elected officials. Of the 65 elected officials who faced recall elections, 37 officials were recalled, for a rate of 56.9 percent. This was higher than the 56.3 percent rate for 2016 recalls and lower than the 64.5 percent rate for 2015 recalls.

City councils[edit]

See also: City council recall efforts

City officials[edit]

See also: City official recall efforts

County commissions[edit]

See also: County commission recall efforts

County officials[edit]

See also: County official recall efforts

Mayors/presidents[edit]

See also: Mayoral recall efforts

School boards[edit]

See also: School board recall efforts

Sheriffs[edit]

See also: Sheriff recall efforts

Special districts[edit]

See also: Special district recall efforts

State executives[edit]

See also: State executive recall efforts

State legislatures[edit]

See also: State legislative recall efforts

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