§ 11303 Recall Petition Signature Withdrawal
This law lets a voter take back their signature from a recall petition if they send a written request with their details before the part of the petition that has their signature is officially filed.
Jane signed a petition to recall a city council member, but later decided she didn't want to support it. She writes a letter to the elections office with the petition’s name, her name, address, and signature, and sends it before the petition page with her signature is filed.
Because Jane sent the request in time, the elections office removes her signature from the petition, and her request doesn’t count as a new petition.
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§ 11303 Recall Petition Signature Withdrawal
Last verified: January 10, 2026