When citizens wish to recall a governor after he has spent one term in office, they are required to sign valid signatures from the voters who cast their ballots in the last gubernatorial election.
With this in mind, we can note that there are different percentages which are <em>required </em>across different states in America and because there was no specific state mentioned, we cannot answer this one.
However, we know that in the state of California, there needs to be at least 12% of the votes cast from the registered voters to remove the governor, while in the state of Wisconsin, there needs to be at least 25%.
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