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Czarny described the Onondaga County elections budget this year as “artificially low” because it did not include funding to operate a second primary. “This year’s budget is going to be blown way out of the water,” he said. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all election news and content updates
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This week I update you on the canvassing of write ins happening this week to get ready for certification this weekend. We had two races, E. Syracuse Village judge and Spafford Town justice that were write in only campaigns. Now it looks like we will have a hand count this year after all. Check itContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Write ins being canvassed this week.”
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Today I talk about the affidavit scans at Onondaga County Board of Elections that resulted in the apparent victory of Chris Ryan in the SD 50 race, avoiding a hand count. I also touch on the vacancy in OCL 8 with his win, County Leg redistricting, the even year legislation, and my reappointment to anotherContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Apparent winner in NY SD 50 race is Chris Ryan”
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“There’s probably 10,000 to 15,000 ballots between the two counties to actually count after the election: the late arriving absentees and the affidavits,” Onondaga County Board of Elections Democratic Commissioner Dustin Czarny said. https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/central-ny/politics/2024/11/06/nick-paro-and-chris-ryan-new-york-50th-state-senate-race Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates
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It is Election Day. Polls are open from 6am to 9pm November 5th. I go over everything you need to know if you are casting your vote today or are looking for results tonight. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates
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“Those results are segregated and isolated, and no one, not even I can see those results until 9:00 on Tuesday night,” Czarny said. “So on 9:00 on Tuesday night, we will release the early voting results, which are stored on our machines, and then we also have the vote by mail results.” https://www.waer.org/news/2024-11-04/more-than-104-000-onondaga-county-residents-have-already-voted-before-election-day Subscribe toContinue reading “More than 104,000 Onondaga County residents have already voted before Election Day – WAER”
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“We’ve heard from people who said that they were going to North Syracuse because they saw that Clay had a 20-minute wait, and North Syracuse had five,” Czarny said. “So, we know people use it. It was one of the most popular pages in the county website for the entire month of October.” https://www.wrvo.org/elections/2024-11-04/cny-counties-smash-records-for-early-voting SubscribeContinue reading “CNY counties smash records for early voting – WRVO”
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Democratic Elections Commissioner of Onondaga County Dustin Czarny is here on George Kilpatrick Inspiration for the Nation to talk about voter education and what you need to know during this critical election season! Join in on the conversation. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates
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“They voted by mail in the pandemic, so maybe eight years since they voted in person and those polling places can change over that time. they need to go to their trusted sources to get information. Don’t Google. Go to our website. We’ve done a lot of work to make that website very accurate andContinue reading “Onondaga County prepares for record voter turnout – WAER”
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“Any pen works on our Clear Ballot scanners, whether vote by mail or in person. No need for Sharpies or special ink. Just fill in the voting oval with a regular blue or black ink pen is our recommendation. We also discourage the use of “x” or pencil.” Czarny said via email to the YourContinue reading “Your Stories Q&A: Sharpie, pen, pencil…does it matter what I use to fill out my mail-in ballot? – WSYR 9”
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