Lynwood City Council recall
Officeholders
Maria Santillan Aide Castro Jim Morton Alfredo Flores Maria Quiñones
Recall status
Did not go to a vote
See also
Recall overview Political recall efforts, 2010 Recalls in California California recall laws City council recalls Recall reports

Aneffort to recall four members of the Lynwood City Council and the city's clerk was launched in April 2010.^[1] The recall effort was ultimatelyabandoned.

Background

Council members Maria Santillan, Aide Castro, Jim Morton and Alfredo Flores were targeted in the recall effort, as was City Clerk Maria Quiñones.

The Citizens Network for the Recall of Flores, Castro and Quiñonez Committee spearheaded the unsuccessful recall effort.

Sylvia Ortiz led a late 2009 effort to recall Aide Castro, Alfredo Flores and Maria Quiñones. She has subsequently withdrew her recall papers and did not support the efforts of the 2010 recall group.^[2]

Recall in 2007

Four members of the Lynwood City Council were successfully recalled in 2007.

See also

• Political recall efforts, 2010
• Los Angeles County, California ballot measures
• Recall campaigns in California
• City council recalls

Footnotes

v • e 2010 recall campaigns Mayors David Schwan •Don Schwieman •Joshua Thomas •Art Moyses •Kenneth Rottier •Mark Romanowski • City council Prairieville Township, Michigan •Betty Rexford •Thomas Buckley •Grosse Pointe, Michigan •Richard Ortiz and Martha Camacho •Lance MacLean •Lynwood Council, California •Brentwood Council, California •Bangor, Maine • School board Tehachapi Unified School District board, California •Dan Castillo •Jose Morales •St. Helena Unified School District, California •Calexico School Board, California