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AI Laws - Recall Ellection Amendment

Writer: Cassandra Morphy
Cassandra Morphy
Aug 21
1 min read

ARTICLE XXVIII


Section 1. The electors of the several States shall possess the power to recall any person serving as President, Vice President, Senator, or Representative in Congress prior to the expiration of their term.


Section 2. A recall petition shall be filed with the chief election official of each State. A recall election shall be triggered upon certification of signatures from qualified electors equal to at least 25 percent of the total votes cast for that office in the most recent election. For nationwide offices, this 25 percent threshold must be met within each of at least one-third of the several States. All signatures must be gathered within a single 180-day period.


Section 3. Chief election officials of each State shall verify submitted signatures within thirty days. Upon certification, a special recall election shall automatically take place on the first Tuesday following ninety days after certification.


Section 4. If a majority of the votes cast favor recall, the office shall instantly become vacant. The vacancy shall be filled according to established constitutional procedures for that specific office.


Section 5. This article is entirely self-executing and shall take effect immediately upon ratification, requiring no implementing or enabling legislation by Congress or the several States.



 
 
 

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