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Editorial Note: This podcast debate summarizes published reporting, public records, and public-facing advocacy materials concerning North Royalton. Allegations…
ACCOUNTABLE NORO
IS IT TIME TO RECALL THE MAYOR?
Demand accountability in North Royalton
Summary: Residents are organizing for accountability after the North Royalton police whistleblower scandal and the mayor’s role in the fallout.
Join the fight to recall Mayor Antoskiewicz for his role in North Royalton's whistleblower police scandal.
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A concise campaign briefing that explains the whistleblower controversy, the recall effort, and what residents should know next.
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Next event: RECALL ELECTION – SIGNATURE DRIVE — April 21, 2026 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
Venue: North Royalton City Hall
Address: 14600 State Road North Royalton, OH 44133
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- 21RECALL ELECTION – SIGNATURE DRIVE
How the Recall Works
A recall requires a 200-word petition signed by 15% of recent voters within 90 days. If verified, the mayor either resigns or faces a simultaneous removal and replacement election.
- Initiation: Organizers have 90 days to collect valid signatures from 15% of voters on a petition outlining grounds for removal.
- Verification & Resignation: After the Board of Elections verifies the petition, the Mayor is granted a five-day window to voluntarily resign.
- Election: If the Mayor does not resign, a special election (>90 days out) is held to simultaneously vote on their removal and a successor.