Barbara Cameron recall, Williamsburg, Colorado (2011)

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Williamsburg Mayor recall
Officeholders
Barbara Cameron
Recall status
Resigned
See also
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An effort to recall Barbara Cameron from her position as mayor of the Town of Williamsburg, Colorado was launched in March 2011. The effort to qualify the recall question for the ballot was suspended, however, when Cameron resigned from her position on March 7, 2011. The Williamsburg Board of Trustees voted 4-1 in favor of accepting the letter of resignation from Cameron.

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• Recall campaigns in Colorado
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