Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Lysander

Welcome back to Wonky Wednesday.  Each week I do a deep dive into the election and registration data that makes up the electoral landscape of our home, Onondaga County.  I hope by looking into this data we can glean that this everchanging county is not monolithic as once thought and competition for Democrats, and allContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Lysander”

Syracuse mayoral candidates begin battle to get on the ballot – cnycentral.com

“Now we’re in the middle of this filing period, we have till Thursday, and by Friday, we will know which candidates are going to be up for office, which ones are going to be on the ballot for a primary, and which ones are for general and then it begins,” https://cnycentral.com/news/leading-syracuse/syracuse-mayoral-candidates-begin-battle-to-get-name-on-the-ballot

Zoom with Czarny: Onondaga County Comptroller Marty Masterpole

Today I sit down with the County’s highest ranking Democrat, Marty Masterpole Onondaga County Comptroller. We talk about his role in county government, what the first year of his position was like in the middle of a pandemic, and how important it is for us to Flip the County Legislature this year. I hope youContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Onondaga County Comptroller Marty Masterpole”

Commissioner in a Car: Back in the office and Village election edition.

Today I talk about OCBOE employees returning to the office full time, one year anniversary of the COVID shutdown beginning in Onondaga County (and me doing my videos again), as will as village elections in Manlius as well as Fabius Jordan and Skaneateles.

Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Lafayette

Welcome back to my Wonky Wednesday series where I dive into the election and registration data that makes up the electoral landscape of Onondaga County.  This week I take a look at the agrarian town of Lafayette.  This small town is the host of one of our Early Voting sites and south of Syracuse.  ItContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Lafayette”