In 1994, the proposition did not gather the necessary number of voter signatures.

Some were thrown out, but only if they had more serious violations of state law, like a missing voter signature.

Others involved signatures of voters that did not match those in the voting books at the polls.

The group needs 216,746 signatures of registered voters to force a recall election but has sought 350,000.

Any celebrity or citizen (except the governor himself) who has 65 signatures of voters and $3,500 can run.

Under the current system, only the signatures of voters registered in the party that is holding the primary are considered valid.

Fifty signatures of eligible voters are required for an independent candidate.

The candidates were required to collect 1,474 signatures of registered voters who live within the district.

The endorsements are required in form of a list containing name, address, personal identification number and voter signature.

The Governor's opponents need 166,928 valid voter signatures, or 15 percent of the total turnout in the last election for governor.