Recall is a procedure that allows citizens to remove and replace a public official  before the ... and verified, a circuit court decides whether a Virginia official will be  removed from office. ... There have been three gubernatorial recall elections held  in U.S. history. .... All elected public officers of the state except judicial officers.
Recall is a process by which citizens may remove elected officials their ... There  are provisions for recalls elections of state officers in 19 states. ... d, "Laws shall  be enacted to provide for the recall of all elective officers except judges of ...  Wisconsin · Approved ... Others: 30% of eligible voters for the office at last  election.
Jan 5, 2012 ... public office, the Member would be deemed to have vacated his ... the past  misconduct under consideration and still elected or re-elected ... recall of United  States officers such as Senators, Representatives, .... Although considered in the  Federal Convention of 1787, there was never a provision adopted in.
May 8, 2017 ... He is the first Republican Presidential candidate to win there since 1984. ...  Between October and March, the U.S. Office of Government Ethics ... have been  impeached, though neither was ultimately removed from office; eight have died.  ..... For all we know, Trump is on the brink of that, but the President is ...
states that allow state officials to be recalled from office by the voters? ... remove  or “recall” from office certain elected state officials for wrongdoing.1 If ...  Malfeasance, according to the 1996 law, means “the intentional commission of ...  (2) If enough eligible voters sign the petition, then a recall election is held to let all  voters.
Outside of recall elections, "there's never been a public official removed from office" in Wisconsin "for anything but malfeasance in office."