Oregon § 9.155 Recall of delegate

Oregon Statutes

§ 9.155 — Recall of delegate

Oregon § 9.155

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 9.155 (2026).

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Upon the filing of a petition with the Oregon State Bar signed by 25 percent of the licensees of the bar from a region for the recall of a delegate elected from that region, the chief executive officer of the bar shall serve notice on the delegate of the filing of the petition. If the delegate does not resign within 15 days after the date that the notice is served, the chief executive officer shall distribute ballots to each licensee of the bar within the region. The ballots shall submit the question of whether the delegate should be recalled. If a majority of the licensees voting in the election vote in favor of the recall, the delegate is recalled and the position held by the delegate becomes vacant upon the chief executive officer’s declaration of the results of the election.

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Upon the filing of a petition with the Oregon State Bar signed by 25 percent of the licensees of the bar from a region for the recall of a delegate elected from that region, the chief executive officer of the bar shall serve notice on the delegate of the filing of the petition. If the delegate does not resign within 15 days after the date that the notice is served, the chief executive officer shall distribute ballots to each licensee of the bar within the region. The ballots shall submit the question of whether the delegate should be recalled. If a majority of the licensees voting in the election vote in favor of the recall, the delegate is recalled and the position held by the delegate becomes vacant upon the chief executive officer’s declaration of the results of the election.