Question

which of these reform measures could voters use against a mayor they oppose? an initiative an impeachment a recall a referendum

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• An initiative is a process for voters to propose laws or amendments, not to remove an elected official.
• Impeachment is a process led by a legislative body, not directly by voters.
• A recall is a procedure where voters can remove an elected official (like a mayor) from office before their term ends, which matches the scenario of opposing a mayor.
• A referendum is about voters approving or rejecting a law or policy, not removing an official.

Answer:

C. a recall