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As of December, we raised $2.5 million, halfway to the total we need to qualify the petition to recall D.A. George Gascón.
Following the legally required response by George Gascón, we filed the petition with the Los Angeles County Registrar for approval and public circulation. We are now in that 10-day review process.
Once the recall petition is approved, we will have 160 days to collect roughly 800,000 signatures to ensure we have 579,062 signatures required to trigger a recall election. If successful, a recall election would likely appear on the November 2022 ballot.
When the Recall petition is approved, it will be located under this button below—but until then, please click and enter your information so we can let you know when it’s LIVE!
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Hold Gascón accountable
Crime victims across Los Angeles County want DA George Gascon held accountable.
“George Gascon’s failure to protect our most vulnerable communities is a complete dereliction of his foremost duty as a District Attorney, and he must be removed from office immediately before he can do any more damage. What George Gascon is doing is not criminal justice reform; it is the outright destruction of our criminal justice system and the very laws meant to protect us.”
Tania Owen
Co-Chair of the Recall DA George Gascon campaign
Tania’s husband was former Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Sergeant Steve Owen. Sergeant Owen was killed execution-style by a career criminal and repeat offender while responding to a call. The murderer may now receive a drastically reduced sentence under Gascon’s policies.
“This is not about politics for me. I am a registered Democrat. This is about the killers who brutally murdered Julian in cold blood and now have a chance to one day receive parole due to Gascon’s pro-criminal agenda that puts victims last. So, when you hear Gascon try to paint what he is doing as ‘reform,’ understand what he actually means is reducing sentences for murderers and violent criminals, or not prosecuting violent crime altogether. And when Gascon insults crime victims and tries to brush the recall off as a politically motivated effort, know that he is talking about people like me and many others who are simply devastated by the thought of our loved one’s killers being back on the streets.”
Desiree Andrade
Co-Chair of the Recall DA George Gascon campaign
Desiree Andrade’s twenty-year-old son Julian was brutally murdered in 2018 (stabbed, beaten, and thrown off a cliff by a group of guys). The killers will be eligible for parole under Gascon’s policies (they otherwise would have at least faced life in prison).