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Governor Lynn J. Frazier, North Dakota (1921).

?What interests groups, to include political parties, were involved in the success or failure of this recall election and why? What was the result of the recall election?

The recall event was directed by the North Dakota Independent Voters Association. This association was organized in 1918 by ousted Republican state representative E.E. Everson as a means for conservative Democrats and Republicans to work together against the Nonpartisan League. This information comes. In a campaign that accused Frazier of North Dakota's economic anguish and highlighted his anti-war stance during World War I, the governor was voted out of office and replaced by Independent Voters Association member and Republican Ragnvold A. Nestos. Information gathered from.

?Were there any unintended consequences of this recall election?

The new governor Ragnvold A. Nestos did not try to break apart the grain elevator and state bank. Instead, he continued the reform efforts which begun by former governor Frazier, as a state registry of births and deaths and a state health department were both created during his governorship. Information gathered.

?Do you believe recall elections are good or bad for democracies and why?

I think that recall elections are good for democracies because they can be reserved for criminal wrongdoing or gross misconduct. Recall elections send an undeviating message to elected officials that they will be responsible for the promises that they make to the people that they represent. If they fail to keep those promises, they risk drawing the ire of the electorate.

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Hylton, J. G. (n.d.). Who Was Gov. Lynn Joseph Frazier?