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Douglas Marsden recall, Bottineau, North Dakota (2012)
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A vote about whether to recall Douglas Marsden from his elected position as mayor of Bottineau, North Dakota, took place on June 12, 2012. Marsden was recalled from office.[1] The recall effort was launched in January 2012. Councilman Brad Gangl resigned in February 2012 amid allegations that he and Marsden had inappropriately awarded city contracts.[2]
Reasons for recall
Marsden and former Bottineau councilman Brad Gangl were accused of disrupting the city's business and inappropriately awarding the city's contracts.[2]
Path to the ballot
Petitions began circulating in February 2012.[2] Signatures were certified by the city auditor on March 16.[3] A recall election took place on June 12, 2012. Marsden was recalled and replaced with Ben Aufforth.[1]
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