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General Topics => Legal and Activism => Topic started by: ptanabe on September 15, 2020, 09:26:28 PM
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Sorry I know I ask a lot of questions but could we recall Caldwell? I think there are A LOT of businesses owners and normal citizens that would sign a petition.
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We should sue. For a guy that makes $300,000 a year in a part time job, perhaps his attention isn't there as a mayor. Poor decision making due to ineptedness
He looks like he gets his hair did like Pelosi.
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Sorry I know I ask a lot of questions but could we recall Caldwell? I think there are A LOT of businesses owners and normal citizens that would sign a petition.
Nope. For two reasons.
(1) He's not on the November 2020 ballot for Mayor, for the simple reason he's ineligible. Can't run for a 3rd term.
(2) He's within 1 year of the end of his term. "The end of a term" usually signals an election is being held just before it. A recall would require a recall election to fill the vacancy should the recall succeed. Why force a recall election just to then have a normal election in the same timeframe?
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Nope. For two reasons.
(1) He's not on the November 2020 ballot for Mayor, for the simple reason he's ineligible. Can't run for a 3rd term.
(2) He's within 1 year of the end of his term. "The end of a term" usually signals an election is being held just before it. A recall would require a recall election to fill the vacancy should the recall succeed. Why force a recall election just to then have a normal election in the same timeframe?
Well he deserves to be remembered as a recalled mayor. He's corrupt bought out by PRP and he's ruining Honolulu's economy.
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Hawaii does not have recall...
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Hawaii does not have recall...
Who told you that?
That's only true for state level offices.
Recall exists for each county.
Read paragraph 2.:
(https://i.imgur.com/WWFqGJe.png)
https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/ocs/reports/Honolulu_Charter_1959-Articles_V-Chapters_1-4.pdf
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Who told you that?
That's only true for state level offices.
Recall exists for each county.
Read paragraph 2.:
(https://i.imgur.com/WWFqGJe.png)
https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/ocs/reports/Honolulu_Charter_1959-Articles_V-Chapters_1-4.pdf
wow, thanks
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wow, thanks
is there anything more recent than 1959?
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is there anything more recent than 1959?
Your wish is my command ....
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Try this....
https://www.honolulu.gov/rep/site/cor/rch/Online_Charter_-_07.01.2020.pdf
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(https://i.imgur.com/E3N9211.png)
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The 2017 revision is a searchable PDF. Much better than the scanned image of the old version. :thumbsup:
Here's the page where the PDF link was posted. They call the current Charter "1973". That's confusing, since it was revised in 2017. I guess that number is just the revision number, not the year.
https://www.honolulu.gov/cor/rch.html
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Holy shit, then let's just sue that bast@#d, dang nabbit!! : :grrr:
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Democrat mayor of Nashville, TN. Over/under on Caldwell withholding information?
https://youtu.be/IQxh6nleFVY