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Many have argued that the recall of Governor Gray Davis not only takes time and energy from finding solutions to extremely pressing problems; but that with the recalls associated expenses further weaken an already crippled economy. Voters are asked to first vote on whether Davis should be removed from office and then to choose someone to succeed him if he is in fact removed. The issue here has not been a lack of candidates vying for the job; rather it has been the excessive amount of candidates tossing their collective hats into the ring. In a state already riddled with trouble both political and economic voters seem to be embracing the distraction this recall has offered. California’s economic problems, ranging from the states extreme deficit to the energy crisis of 2000-01 have provided the material needed to sweep many of the states voters into the