This is from PRWatch- Live Reporting from the Wisconsin Protest
Submitted by Page Metcalf on February 17, 2011 - 4:30pm
7:10pm From Lisa Graves: Research indicates that it is possible to recall a governor in the state of Wisconsin. Article XII of the Constitution and Section 9.2 of the statutes allow a petition to go forward if a registered committee obtains enough signatures in a 60-day period.
How many are enough? The law requires 25% of the vote cast in the last gubernatorial election, or about a half million signatures. Specifically, at least 540,208 signatures, since 2,160,832 Wisconsin residents cast votes (Walker got 1,128,941 of the votes cast, and his opponent, Tom Barrett got 1,004,303) so it seems feasible numerically. But, it would require a big on the ground effort to gather that many signatures in a two-month period.
A facebook group has been formed to help push this idea forward: "540,000 To See Scott Walker out of WI,"
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#%21/RecallScottWalker And, on Facebook, Russ Feingold "likes" this page.
http://www.prwatch.org/node/9944