Zoom with Czarny: Virtual Town hall with Dia Carabajal AD 126

Today I sit down with Dia for Assembly and talk about here quest to flip Assembly District 126 which encompasses the south west portion of Onondaga County as well as Auburn and parts of Cayuga and Cortland county.  https://www.facebook.com/dustinmczarny/videos/1419572101576906

Onondaga County Board of Elections in Overdrive as Election Nears – Spectrum News

“When it comes to the elections, we embrace technology, we embrace change, and that has helped us,” Czarny added. “That being said, we’re about to go into times we’re in mandatory overtime, we have mandatory weekends. We’re going to be working as hard as we can to get the job done.” https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/politics/2020/09/10/onondaga-county-board-of-elections-in-overdrive-as-election-nears

Onondaga County Board of Elections: Request Ballots Now, Return Them ASAP – WAER

“Ballot mail is supposed to be treated differently by law. If we put our postmark on it, it’s official ballot mail. It’s not supposed to be delayed. However, if the overall system is seeing a delay, there’s no reason to see that ballot mail won’t be affected by this. I will be advising all votersContinue reading “Onondaga County Board of Elections: Request Ballots Now, Return Them ASAP – WAER”

Wonky Wednesday:  Onondaga County Family Court Judge

In this week’s Wonky Wednesday I take a look at the Onondaga County Family Court Judge race.  Both of the Family Court judge seats that are up this year are open seats, meaning no incumbent.  The Family Court Judge position runs county wide but this year there is a bit of a twist. When multipleContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  Onondaga County Family Court Judge”

Experts address student concerns on absentee voting during pandemic – Daily Orange

Students’ right to vote by mail is well protected under federal and state law, said Dustin Czarny, Onondaga County Board of Elections commissioner. For any election, students have the option to vote absentee or register to vote in the state where they are attending school.“ It’s been pretty well-settled in the court,” Czarny said. “IfContinue reading “Experts address student concerns on absentee voting during pandemic – Daily Orange”

Zoom with Czarny Greater Syracuse Labor Council President Mark Spadafore

Today I have the pleasure of sitting down with @Greater Syracuse Labor Council President DirectorMark Spadafore. We talk about how GSLC is operating, its history, how it interacts with political candidates, and how COVID is impacting the labor community. https://www.facebook.com/dustinmczarny/videos/638614396796045

Wonky Wednesday:  NY Senate 50th District

As a service to provide information to the voters of Onondaga County I present my fourth installment of Wonky Wednesday.  Each Wednesday I am going to do a post on my Tumble blog focusing on registration data in Onondaga County.  The last 4 years have proven to reshape Onondaga County and New York State. TheseContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday:  NY Senate 50th District”

New York counties prepare for mail-in voting in November election – The Daily Orange

In the past, absentee ballots were an excuse-based system for voters who were sick or unable to be in Onondaga County on Election Day, said Dustin Czarny, an Onondaga County elections commissioner. New legislation Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed in August extends the illness excuse to include the risk of contracting or spreading the coronavirus. TheContinue reading “New York counties prepare for mail-in voting in November election – The Daily Orange”

Increased recruitment effort for poll workers in advance of challenging elections – Capitol Pressroom

This year’s elections will be like no other as the fight against COVID-19 continues on. We talked with Dustin Czarny, Democratic Elections Commissioner for Onondaga County, about National Poll Worker Recruitment Day and the preparations that are being taken to protect these workers.