The deadline has passed for supporters of an initiative to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom to rescind their signature, and one Orange County resident did so. In Los Angeles County, seven people took back their signatures, officials said. According to Orange County Registrar of Voters, 215,714 valid signatures were received for the recall effort. Of those, three signatures were withdrawn, spokesperson Rebecca Lee told The Epoch Times. However, she added, of the three signature withdraws, only one was valid. For a recall petition removal to be valid, voters must complete their name, residence address at the time of signing the recall petition, and a valid signature. Residents had until June 8 to submit a withdraw request. Lee said the low number of withdrawn petitions was not unusual, as it is common to have few petition signatures removed. “Any voter who has signed the recall petition may provide a written request to their county elections officials to have their …