OUSD Recall Update
It’s a Date!
The Registrar of Voters (ROV) has officially set the date for the OUSD Recall Elections, and it’s … (drumroll please)... March 5th!
The campaign starts NOW. Read full update HERE
OUSD Recall Update
It’s a Date!
The Registrar of Voters (ROV) has officially set the date for the OUSD Recall Elections, and it’s … (drumroll please)... March 5th!
The campaign starts NOW. Read full update HERE
Press release by OUSDRecall.com The Orange Unified Recall is pleased to announce both petitions for Rick Ledesma and
Madison Miner have been approved by the Registrar of Voters. The OUSD board will be
officially notified of the certifications at its next board meeting this Thursday, October 19th and
then has fourteen days to schedule an election. We look forward to ending the chaos, staff exodus, and culture wars brought to our district by
Rick Ledesma and Madison Miner, and repairing the trust between our community and school
board that has been broken by lies, corruption, lack of transparency and fiscal waste.
On Wednesday September 27th the OUSD Recall submitted signatures to the Registrar of
Voters for the recall of Orange Unified Trustees Ledesma and Miner, much earlier than the
November 9th deadline. Far exceeding the minimum 13,046 signatures required, the recall
submitted 18,370 and 18,311 respectively for Ledesma and Miner. The Registrar of Voters has
until November 8th to validate the signatures for certification of the petitions. Once certified, the
OUSD board would be officially notified at its next regular board meeting, and will then have 14
days to schedule an election. If they fail to act, the ROV determines the date of the election.
Proponents of the recall are calling for the elections to be wrapped in with the March 5th
presidential primary, in order to save the additional one million dollar cost of a special election.
The OUSD Recall is a grassroots committee of parents, community members, and teachers
spurred to action by the egregious mismanagement of the Orange Unified School District by the
current board majority. The OUSD Recall is dedicated to fighting fiscal waste, ending staff
exodus, and prioritizing student safety. Because of the overwhelming support of the community
at large, the OUSD Recall was able to accomplish something 85% of recalls do not: collecting
enough signatures to apply for certification.