1. Petition for Recall: A petition demanding the recall of a city council member must be filed with the city secretary. This petition must:

Be signed by at least 15% of the voters who were eligible to vote for the member in the last general municipal election.

Contain a general statement of the grounds for removal.

Adhere to the provisions of Section 12, Chapter IV of the Dallas City Charter

2. Notice and Timeline: On the day the petition is first circulated, the city secretary must be notified in writing by five registered voters from the city council district of the member in question. The petition must be filed within 60 days after this notice.

3. Verification: The city secretary has 30 days from the filing of the petition to verify its validity. If necessary, the city council can provide additional resources or time for this verification. The outcome of the examination will be attached to the petition.

4. Recall Election: If the petition is found valid, the city council will call a recall election on the next available election date, which is at least 60 days after the petition’s certification. The member in question will automatically be on the ballot unless they resign or declare an intention not to be a candidate. The election will be for the unexpired term of the member.

REASONS TO RECALL

• Her vision and focus is out of sync with District 11. She refuses to change her positions despite a vocal and displeased constituency.
• She supports changes in housing policy to increase density & chop single-family home lots by right with zero input from her constituency.
• She pushes increased density to the detriment of single-family neighborhoods. 
• She has failed to resolve the homeless problems in District 11, advising supervised camping of homeless individuals in private yards.
• Supports ending parking minimums 
• Supports ending alley trash pick-up