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

Zoom with Czarny: John Maas of NYS Attorney General Office

Today I talk with John Maas, the CNY Regional intergovernmental Relations Director for Tish James NYS Attorney General. We touch on her role on the national stage fighting against the excess of the Trump presidency and organization as well as her office’s work on Voting Rights. I hope you enjoy.

Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Camillus

Welcome back to Wonky Wednesday where I dive into the registration and election data that makes up the County of Onondaga.  For the next few months I will be taking a look at the individual 19 Towns of Onondaga.  This week I focus on the Town of Camillus.  Located in the Northwest corner of ourContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  The Town of Camillus”

Commissioner in a Car: Legislative update for 2021 Elections

I talk today about some of the legislation working its way through Albany that will effect the 2021 elections. (sorry for the audio looks like I will have to upgrade my home office with a new microphone, it worked on zooms and other things, but now I know fb live not so much.)

Wonky Wednesday:  The Towns of Onondaga County

Welcome back to Wonky Wednesday.  Each week I take a deep dive into the registration and election data that define politics in Onondaga County.  Today I am taking a birds eye view of the Towns of Onondaga County.  As we saw with last week’s Wonky Wednesday focused on the City of Syracuse, the Towns actuallyContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  The Towns of Onondaga County”