Recall Rules for state races.

So based on a request gonna try a political post again and see what happens lol.

I have been thinking about state recall procedures for thing like governor recall attempts and am wondering if the process needs to be changed. Watching the most recent attempt in California to recall a governor looking into it a recall petition it only takes 65 signatures to start the beginning processes of recalling. That is a very small amount of people in a state with such a large population. That is like 1 angry pta basically. The recall cost the state 267 million dollars and was a huge margin of victory for the person they were trying to recall. I know some states are looking into changing their procedures to stop the possibility of a party just trying a recall because they can basically since it takes so much money. In California people were pointing out the help that money could have done in other areas of the state instead. Now while I think the ability to recall a legislator is important I also think that people in today's political climate can take advantage and knowing they don't have the backing to actually recall use it as a soap box type thing. I have seen states, I believe including California now, talk about upping the amount of initial signatures needed or requiring signatures from several regions of the state in large numbers to show that it is a larger want than 1 group in 1 area. Have also seen the proposal of the party who puts forth the recall effort having to pay for the recall if the margin is over a certain amount as it shows that it wasn't a statewide want and they did little research into what the masses wanted in their party. I do believe there needs to be some change as money is tight in a lot of states already so while voters should have the ability to hold a state politician accountable I think it also needs to be a big enough movement to justify the monetary cost. I knowneverybstate is different obviously but what would you like to see as an ideal way. What are your thoughts on the processes...not talking specific politicians or parties or anything and asking about state level and below.