Petitioners have handed in 10,700 signatures for the recall effort against San Francisco Supervisor Joel Engardio, though supposedly they collected over 14000, which could mean that they feel they done a better job of checking them over. They need 9911, so this could be close.
They will use a random sampling method (I explain it here), where they will check 5% -- or 595. Here's my last look at signature verification rates.
The recall is over the Engardio's support for the passage of Prop. K, which will lead to a new park and the closing of the Great Highway.
Proposition K passed with 56% of the vote, but in Engardio's district, the vote was 63.7% opposed, so real risk.
Petitioners need about 9400 signatures by late May.
The lead petition resigned from the role over debates about spending -- reportedly, the campaign has spent over $100,000 for signature collection and is looking to put in some more, though they are in debt. Engardio has a 4-1 advantage in funds.
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