How do Alaskans remove their names from Recall Dunleavy petition? Follow these steps

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Over 57,000 Alaskans have signed the petition to recall Gov. Mike Dunleavy, but some are having buyer’s remorse. In response to multiple queries to Must Read Alaska about how people can remove their names, we have the following information from the Division of Elections:

Here is the link to the signature withdrawal form at the Division of Elections.

The request to have your name removed must be received prior to the date the petition booklets are filed. You may choose to complete this withdrawal form and submit it to the division by mail, fax or email as an attached PDF, TIFF, or JPEG file or you may submit an email to the division that contains the same information listed.   

If sending an email with the form attached, it would help if senders use a common subject line such as: “Notice to Remove Recall Signature“. This will help the Division sort these requests quickly.

Once the signatures are turned in, it’s too late to remove your name. Those names become part of the public record and are publicized in various ways. The names are also incorporated into campaign and political party databases to add to voter profiles.

This is not what signers are being told by the paid signature gatherers, who have promised them their information will be kept confidential.

For those who have second thoughts about recalling the governor, they have a very small window of opportunity to remove their names; it’s believed that the Recall Dunleavy Committee is working to get all of the signatures it needs by the end of the month and will be filing those names with the Division of Elections shortly after.

PDF Form for withdrawing signature:

9 COMMENTS

  1. I signed the recall after the gov caved on the budget cuts. Criticize me all you want. He was already burned at the stake (metaphorically) what he needed to do was stand tall and do the work he said he would. At this point it’s all just muddling through till the next go round. I voted for home but I would be very hard pressed to do it again. Caveat emptor.

    • Rational thought is exactly why I signed. The tall man is politically a cowardly fraud.

      I voted for someone who would fight, not wet himself in Wasilla and hide behind Ben Stevens.

  2. It’s more of a statement against Leftist wackos than it is about Dunleavy himself. Good article Suzanne.
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    Now, how do we get the midnight ballot dumpers in Philly, Milwaukee, Hotlanta, and Motown to take back the
    MILLIONS of fraudulent and illegal votes cast for the impostor Joe Biden?
    Our great country is going down the crapper because we have a senile, brain-dead, hair-sniffing, woman-molesting, corrupt old White dude supposedly running this country.

  3. “Gambling is the child of avarice, the brother of iniquity, and the father of mischief”-
    George Washington

  4. ……..who can’t walk up a set of steps without tumbling a few times. Must be the lights winds blowing from the East. Our counterfeit president, Joe Schmoe……..

  5. Signature gatherers are out of state kids who are being paid to get signatures. They lie about what the petition is for, and because people dont read stuff before they sign they are being duped into signing. One petition gatherer said she was from Florida and had been hired to work here to get signatures. If you dont live here and have a stake in the outcome of an election than stay the heck out of our politics. So many duped people who now regret they signed without reading. If you cant withdraw your signature, and you want to, make sure you vote No to a recall if it gets on the ballot

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