Courtney Glass recall, Bowie, Maryland (2018)
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An effort in Bowie, Maryland, to recall City Council member Courtney Glass was initiated in April 2018. Petitioners began gathering signatures on April 7, 2018, with a deadline of May 7, 2018, to submit about 2,800 signatures required to move the recall election forward. The recall effort was suspended in the first week of May after organizers decided that they could not meet the signature requirement.[1]
Recall supporters
Petitioners accused Glass of voting in favor of projects that were not in the interest of her constituents and for failing to attend 18 of 58 council meetings since winning election in 2015.[1]
Recall opponents
Glass offered the following response to the recall effort:
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Even when I haven’t gone to my day job, I’ve come to council meetings. I’ve given everything I can and at a certain point, I would hope that others would have compassion or the journey that I’m on.[1][2] |
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—Courtney Glass (2018) |
Path to the ballot
- See also: Laws governing recall in Maryland
Petitioners began gathering signatures on April 7, 2018, with a deadline of May 7, 2018, to submit about 2,800 signatures required to move the recall election forward. The recall effort was suspended in the first week of May after organizers decided that they could not meet the signature requirement.[1]
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