Establishes procedures for recalling school board members elected during consolidated elections in Illinois.
The bill, known as the School Board Member Recall Act, sets out the process for recalling school board members elected during consolidated elections. It requires petitioners to file an intent to recall with the local election authority, including the name of the petitioner, the school board member to be recalled, and the reason for the recall. Recall petitions must be circulated 120 to 180 days before a consolidated election and must meet signature requirements, either 25% of the votes cast in the last gubernatorial election or 10,000 signatures, whichever is less.
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