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Tom Crosby recall, Cochise County, Arizona (2023)

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Cochise County District 1 Supervisor recall
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Officeholders
Tom Crosby
Recall status
Did not go to a vote
Signature requirement
4,865 valid signatures in Supervisor District 1 by May 3, 2023
See also
Recall overview
Political recall efforts, 2023
Recalls in Arizona
Arizona recall laws
County commission recalls
Recall reports

An attempt to recall Cochise County District 1 Supervisor Tom Crosby in Arizona began in January 2023. Recall supporters needed to collect 4,865 valid signatures of residents in Supervisor District 1 by May 3, 2023, to get the recall on the ballot.[1] The recall effort failed after supporters did not collect the required number of signatures to get the recall on the ballot by the May 3 deadline.[2]

Recall supporters

The petition to recall Tom Crosby stated the following grounds for recall:[3]

Cochise County Supervisor Tom Crosby violated his oath of office and attempted to obstruct our county's election processes. He defied the order of an Arizona Superior Court judge by refusing to certify our county's 2022 election. This would have disenfranchised more than 47,000 county voters. He interfered with election officials, ignored legal advice of our county attorney, and promoted an illegal hand count of 100% of ballots. He violated multiple Arizona Title 16 statutes regarding elections. These actions resulted in unwarranted expenses to taxpayers. Supervisor Crosby is unfit to continue in his elected position and should be recalled.

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Recall opponents

Ballotpedia did not identify a response to the recall petition from Tom Crosby.

Path to the ballot

See also: Laws governing recall in Arizona

Recall supporters needed to collect 4,865 valid signatures of residents in Supervisor District 1 by May 3, 2023, to get the recall on the ballot.[1]

See also

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