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Sharon Wilmot recall, Albion, Idaho (2018)

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Albion Mayoral recall
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Officeholders
Sharon Wilmot
Recall status
Recall approved
Recall election date
November 6, 2018
See also
Recall overview
Political recall efforts, 2018
Recalls in Idaho
Idaho recall laws
Mayoral recalls
Recall reports

An effort in Albion, Idaho, to recall Mayor Sharon Wilmot was initiated in April 2018.[1] After a first petition failed, recall organizers successfully initiated a recall election scheduled for November 6, 2018.[2]

Wilmot was recalled from office.[3] Isaac Loveland was appointed to replace Wilmot as mayor.[4]

Recall vote

The recall election was held on November 6, 2018. Sharon Wilmot was recalled from office.[3]

Sharon Wilmot recall
ResultVotesPercentage
Yes check.svg Recall7060.34%
Retain4639.66%

Recall supporters

Recall organizers accused Wilmot of lacking the knowledge to adequately and fairly run the city.[1]

Recall opponents

Wilmot responded to the second recall petition meeting signature requirements. She said, "I have done nothing wrong. Everything that they pointed out was done by the council. If I resigned it would be giving into some bullies and if I do that who in this small town would ever run for office."[2]

Path to the ballot

See also: Laws governing recall in Idaho

Recall petitioners were required to submit 20 signatures of eligible electors. Organizers submitted a petition in mid-April that didn't meet the required number of signatures.[1] A second petition was filed, and enough signatures were gathered to put the recall election on the ballot.[2]

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