A petition may not be filed within less than 180 days of the termination of the term of office of a state public official subject to recall. The sponsor may file the petition only if signed by qualified voters equal in number to 25 percent of those who voted in the preceding general election in the state or in the senate or house district of the official sought to be recalled.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 45. Initiative, Referendum, and Recall
Sec. 15.45.470. Provision and scope for use of recall.
Sec. 15.45.480. Filing application.
Sec. 15.45.490. Time of filing application.
Sec. 15.45.500. Form of application.
Sec. 15.45.510. Grounds for recall.
Sec. 15.45.515. Designation of sponsors.
Sec. 15.45.520. Manner of notice.
Sec. 15.45.530. Notice of the number of voters.
Sec. 15.45.540. Review of application for certification.
Sec. 15.45.550. Bases of denial of certification.
Sec. 15.45.560. Preparation of petition.
Sec. 15.45.570. Statement of warning.
Sec. 15.45.575. Qualifications of circulator.
Sec. 15.45.580. Circulation; prohibitions.
Sec. 15.45.590. Manner of signing and withdrawing name from petition.
Sec. 15.45.600. Certification of circulator.
Sec. 15.45.610. Filing of petition.
Sec. 15.45.620. Review of petition.
Sec. 15.45.630. Bases for determining the petition was improperly filed.
Sec. 15.45.640. Submission of supplementary petition.
Sec. 15.45.650. Calling special election.
Sec. 15.45.660. Preparation of ballot.
Sec. 15.45.670. Conduct of special election.
Sec. 15.45.680. Statement of official subject to recall; display of grounds for and against recall.
Sec. 15.45.690. Certification of election results.
Sec. 15.45.700. Filling vacancy.
Sec. 15.45.710. Insufficiency of grounds, application, or petition.