Alberto Contreras recall, Chualar Union School District, California (2021)
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An effort to recall Alberto Contreras from his position as the Area 3 representative on the Chualar Union School District board of trustees in California did not go to a vote in 2021.
The recall effort began in May 2021.[1] Contreras was elected to the five-member board in 2018.[1][2]
Recall supporters
The notice of intent to recall said Contreras' lack of leadership compromised students' learning and that he "failed to address discrimination against the Spanish-speaking community," according to the Monterey County Weekly.[1]
Recall opponents
Contreras said the issues listed on the notice of intent to recall were old and had already been resolved. “The group that is pursuing this is a complete disgrace. They should be focused on the kids and the education and not these trivial things,” Contreras said.[1]
Path to the ballot
- See also: Laws governing recall in California
To get the recall on the ballot, recall supporters would have had to collect signatures from 30% of registered voters in the school district, an approximate total of 145.[1]
2021 recall efforts
- See also: School board recalls
Ballotpedia tracked 92 school board recall efforts against 237 board members in 2021. Recall elections against 17 board members were held in 2021. The school board recall success rate was 0.42%.
The chart below details the status of 2021 recall efforts by individual school board member.
See also
- Chualar Union School District, California
- Recall campaigns in California
- Political recall efforts, 2021
- School board recalls
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