Bob Walker recall, Sand Springs, Oklahoma (2010)

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An effort to recall Bob Walker from his position as the Ward 4 city council member in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, was launched in July 2010.^[1]

Cindy Bacon, a leader in the recall effort, indicated that the decision of the Sand Springs City Council to approve the idea of building a 56-unit apartment complex near 51st Street and State Highway 97 was a primary factor in motivating support for the recall.^[1]

See also

• Recall campaigns in Oklahoma
• Political recall efforts, 2010

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