Oregon Statutes

§ 249.876 — Removal of signature after petition submitted for verification

Oregon § 249.876

JurisdictionOregon

Vol.6

Title 23Elections

Ch. 249CANDIDATES; RECALL

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 249.876 (2026).

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After a recall petition is submitted for signature verification, no elector who signed the petition may remove the signature of the elector from the petition.

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Legislative History

1985 c.808 §21

Nearby Sections

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§ 249.002

§ 249.004

Verification of documents

§ 249.005

Acceptance of petition or minutes without original signatures

§ 249.006

Official dating of petitions and declarations; certain information to be made publicly available on website

§ 249.007

§ 249.008

Verification of signatures by county clerk or Secretary of State; removal of signatures prohibited after submittal; rules

§ 249.009

Exclusive form of signature sheets for petitions; numbering of signature sheets; rules

§ 249.010

§ 249.011

§ 249.012

Preservation of certain records

§ 249.013

Candidacy for more than one office; effect of filing petition or declaration for more than one office without prior withdrawal; district board and city offices

§ 249.014

§ 249.015

§ 249.016

Nomination of candidates of major political party or for nonpartisan office

§ 249.020

Filing of candidates’ nominating petition or declaration of candidacy

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