§ 19-222 – Pledge to resign subject to recall
19-222. Pledge to resign subject to recall A. A United States senator or representative in Congress who has pledged himself to the people and under obligation to them to resign immediately if not re-elected upon a recall vote shall be subject to the laws of the state relating to recall of public officers, and may […]
§ 19-231 – Petition for election to request resignation of district judges
19-231. Petition for election to request resignation of district judges When there is filed with the secretary of state a petition signed by fifteen per cent of the electors of the judicial district as determined by the total number of votes cast for governor at the preceding election in the district, requesting the resignation of […]
§ 19-232 – Form of ballot
19-232. Form of ballot At the election there shall be printed upon the ballot the question " Shall (name of person) be requested to resign from the office of United States district judge, [Yes: ] [No: ]." The electors shall vote by making a mark as defined in section 16-400 in the space after the […]
§ 19-233 – Canvass of vote; effect of results
19-233. Canvass of vote; effect of results A. The secretary of state shall canvass the vote immediately and within ten days thereafter transmit the results to the official named in the petition, and if the resignation is favored, to the president and senate of the United States. B. If a majority of the electors voting […]
§ 19-234 – Recommendation of candidate by electors; filing by candidate of pledge to recall
19-234. Recommendation of candidate by electors; filing by candidate of pledge to recall A. When a vacancy occurs in the office of a United States district judge for the district of Arizona, the electors may, by advisory vote, endorse and recommend to the president and the senate of the United States an appointee to fill […]
§ 19-221 – Statement on recall
19-221. Statement on recall A. Prior to a primary or any election, a candidate for the office of United States senator, or representative in Congress, may file with the secretary of state a statement addressed to the people as follows: " If elected to the office (here name the office) I shall deem myself responsible […]
§ 19-208 – Resignation of person
19-208. Resignation of person If a person against whom a recall petition is filed desires to resign, the person may do so by filing a written tender thereof with the officer with whom the petition demanding the person’s recall is filed within five days, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and other legal holidays, after the filing of […]
§ 19-208.01 – Removal of petition sheets and ineligible signatures; certification of number of signatures
19-208.01. Removal of petition sheets and ineligible signatures; certification of number of signatures A. Within ten days after submission of a recall petition for verification of signatures pursuant to section 19-203, the filing officer shall: 1. Remove the following: (a) Those sheets that are not stapled to a copy of the time-and-date-marked copy of the […]
§ 19-208.02 – Certification by county recorder
19-208.02. Certification by county recorder A. Within sixty days after receipt of the facsimile of the front and back of the signature sheets from the filing officer, the county recorder shall determine the number of signatures or affidavits of individuals whose names were transmitted that must be disqualified for any of the following reasons: 1. […]
§ 19-208.03 – Disposition of petition; date of filing
19-208.03. Disposition of petition; date of filing A. Within five days, excluding Saturday, Sunday and legal holidays, after the county recorders have certified the number of qualified signatures to a petition, or sooner if a sufficient number of signatures have been certified to qualify for placement of the recall on the ballot, the filing officer […]