Wonky Wednesday:  Town of Dewitt

Welcome back to Wonky Wednesday.  Each week I take a deep dive into the registration and election data that makes up the landscape of Onondaga County.  This week I take a look at the most Democratic town in Onondaga County, the Town of Dewitt.  Every member of the Town Board, the Town Clerk, and theContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  Town of Dewitt”

Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Clay

Welcome to Wonky Wednesday where each week I delve into the registration and election data that makes up the electoral makeup of Onondaga County.  This week we dive into the big boy, the Town of Clay.  Clay represents the biggest town in Onondaga County and is only second in population to the City of Syracuse. Continue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Clay”

Commissioner in a Car: Fall in Love with your party day and final thoughts on #ny22

Today I talk about the party change deadline in New York for 2021. Why it falls on Valentines Day, and why you most likely need to act by Friday or before to be in compliance. Also with the Brindisi concession I give some final candid thoughts on #ny22 and take your questions.

Zoom with Czarny: The Election Center’s Kathleen Hale and Tom Wilkey

In today’s Zoom with Czarny I sit down with my friends Kathleen Hale and Tom Wilkey of Election Center, the National organization for election administrators. We talk about their history, their training programs, and of course the current state of elections in America and the future. I hope you enjoy.

Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Cicero

Welcome back to Wonky Wednesday.  Each week I take a look at the registration and election data that makes up the electoral makeup of Onondaga County.  Today I focus on one of the 3 largest town in our County, Cicero NY.  This town is the largest GOP town and one of the few areas ofContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Cicero”

Onondaga Co. BOE commissioner talks NY-22, audits and the new recount law – CNYCentral.com

“This race would have been subject to an automatic recount if it happened in 2021 … Because it didn’t, the only recourse for any candidate to ask for a recount, is to have a judge order it. That was the old law and is still in effect for this race.” https://cnycentral.com/news/local/onondaga-co-boe-commissioner-talks-ny-22-audits-and-the-new-recount-law