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Nome School Board recall, Alaska (2010)
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Payenna and McComas were recalled, while Karmun, Nickels and Timbers retained their seats.[2] Because of the closeness of some of the votes, recounts may be requested.[2]
Heather Payenna:
- Votes to recall: 479
- Votes to keep: 471
Gloria Karumn:
- Votes to recall: 447
- Votes to keep: 495
Albert McComas:
- Votes to recall: 491
- Votes to keep: 467
Barb Nickels:
- Votes to recall: 362
- Votes to keep: 580
Kirsten Timbers :
- Votes to recall: 476
- Votes to keep: 478
40% of eligible voters cast a vote.[2]
The recall campaign was organized after the board voted on January 12, 2010 not to renew the contracts of Nome-Beltz Junior/Senior High School Principal Janeen Sullivan and Assistant Principal Doug Boyer.[3]
The election was administered by Unorganized Borough election officials.
See also
- Recall campaigns in Alaska
- Political recall efforts, 2010
- School board recalls
- Unorganized Borough, Alaska ballot measures
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