Following this review, the filing officer must attach to the petition either a certificate of sufficiency or of insufficiency, allowing at least 10 days for the officeholder being recalled to file any challenge. If the petition is considered sufficient, the filing officer will submit it to the appropriate local governing body, which will then immediately call a recall election to be held on the Tuesday of the 6th week after the date on which the clerk issued the certificate of sufficiency.
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General election for Governor of Wisconsin. Democratic primary for Governor of Wisconsin. Republican primary for Governor of Wisconsin. Green primary for Governor of Wisconsin. Libertarian primary for Governor of Wisconsin. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source. Otto Mueller of Wausau faced recall after breaking Republican Party lines. His constituents valued him more than his party, however, and he survived easily. In , a rash of recalls broke out around Wisconsin.
Five La Crosse school board members, as well as judges from Dane and Juneau counties, were all recalled. During the s, various town supervisors, a mayor, and other local officials were also thrown out by voters, including the entire board of the Town of Lawrence in Rusk County.
In , Rep. Jim Holperin of Eagle River survived a recall attempt spawned by his support for Indian treaty rights. In , Sen. George Petak of Racine was successfully recalled after he cast the deciding vote to raise taxes for Miller Stadium in Milwaukee.
Gary Georgewas recalled after breaking ranks with the Democratic Party on key votes. Otto Mueller survived the first recall attempt on a Wisconsin legislator. If, when these deficiencies are corrected, the number of valid signatures is determined to be sufficient to force a recall election, the relevant election officials will then issue a "Certificate of Sufficiency.
Within ten 10 days of the time that signatures are submitted, the targeted incumbent elected official can challenge the sufficiency of the signatures. This must be done by filing a written, sworn complaint with the filing officer who received the signatures. Within 31 days after the petition with signatures is submitted to the filing officer, he or she has 31 days to determine the sufficiency of the petition and also that it meets all necessary requirements. Following this review, the filing officer must attach to the petition either a certificate of sufficiency or of insufficiency, allowing at least 10 days for the officeholder being recalled to file any challenge.
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