Signatures must be given in ink, in person, to an authorized circulator. These are the people carrying the petition, and where to find them.
A recall signature has to be written in ink, in person, by a registered voter of Commission District 1 — Kansas law allows no other way (K.S.A. 25-4324). So somebody has to meet you with the paperwork. The people below are authorized to carry it. Call whichever one is nearest you, or use the form and an organizer will come to you.
Circulators are volunteers, not public officials. Only the names and towns of those authorized to circulate are published here, and only phone numbers each person has agreed to make public. The full authorized list, as filed, may be examined in the office of the Seward County election officer.
Leave your name and a number and an organizer will bring the petition to you. It takes about two minutes to sign. Filling this in is not a signature — Kansas law does not allow one to be given online — it only arranges the visit.
Every claim in the petition rests on a document, and all of them are published. Read them and decide.