§ C.R.S. § 1-12-102Limitations

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(1) No recall petition may be circulated or filed against any
elected officer until the officer has actually held office for at least six months following the last
election, or six months following the assumption of office by an appointed official; except that a
recall petition may be filed against any member of the general assembly at any time after the
fifth day following the convening and organizing of the general assembly after the election or
appointment of the official sought to be recalled.
(2) After one recall petition and election, no further petition may be filed against the
same state or county officer during the term for which the officer was elected, unless the
petitioners signing the petition equal fifty percent of the votes cast at the last preceding general
election for all of the candidates for the office held by the officer.
(3) After one recall petition and election, no further petition may be filed against the
same school board officer during the term for which the officer was elected, unless the
petitioners signing the petition equal one and one-half times the number of signatures required
on the first petition filed against the same officer.
(4) No recall petition may be circulated or filed against any elected officer whose office
is up for election within six months.

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