The Recall Dunleavy Committee is nearly one-third of the way to getting the signatures they need to put the question to the voters at some point: Keep the governor or toss him?
They’ve convinced 21,678 people to sign their petition in the two weeks that they’ve had the petition booklets; they need another 50,000. The group has an army of volunteers and paid professionals across the state and in other states in the country, gathering signatures on the petition booklets.
[Read: Fourth illegal petition booklet pops up in Palm Springs]
Petitioners have been reported cruising the aisles of Walmarts, inside of post offices (Homer, Girdwood), and inside the state-owned State Libraries Archives and Museum (SLAM) building in Juneau over the past two weeks.
Ben / March 10, 2020
Headhunters……leave him alone and let the man do his job…..Jeez….
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MQ / March 10, 2020
Other than the Carlson Center, haven’t seen any sig. gatherers. Fred Meyers, downtown PO, airport. Maybe Fairbanks is a lost cause?
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Gregg / March 11, 2020
Pull a Bernie on them…let them think things are going well..put it on the ballot..crush them like bugs..and enjoy their whining
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Real Alaskan Keeping Dunleavy / March 11, 2020
They were at the Iditarod but I saw no one approach them while I was there. They’re vultures — and lawbreakers, too. It wasn’t until you reported them fir gathering out of state signatures that they “asked for permission” to gather out of state signatures — after they already had! No weapon formed against Governor Dunleavy shall prosper. And their evil deeds will return on their own heads.
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Ted / March 11, 2020
Recall signers are subject to the virus!
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Lori Harrington / March 11, 2020
What about the ones gathered out-of-state?
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Johnnie Greene / March 11, 2020
The recall is soon to be…….
dead.
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Steve-O / March 11, 2020
Those are the easy signatures too. It’s a long hill to climb for good reason.
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Older Than Alaska / March 12, 2020
So,the 21,000 signatures gathered thus far are ASEA members? Just wondering…
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g / March 12, 2020
Signatures of Alaska residents gather outside the state — are they legal? Will these signatures are counted?
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