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Commissioner in a Car: Recap of EAC trip from last week

I talked about my trip last week to represent New York in the local leadership council for the Elections Assistance Commission. It was a good trip with a lot of learning from the brightest election minds in the United States as well as the history of the EAC and the many ways they help votersContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Recap of EAC trip from last week”

The Weekly Wonk: Election Day, Affidavit, and Turnout in the June 2023 Primary

Welcome back to #WeeklyWonk. Each weekend I publish an article on a subject relating to elections in Onondaga County and New York State. Often these articles will have detailed stats to consume but sometimes they will be a recap of a prominent issue or on relevant election law. I am turning my eye to theContinue reading “The Weekly Wonk: Election Day, Affidavit, and Turnout in the June 2023 Primary”

Zoom with Czarny: Carrie Wood for OCL 10

This week I sit down with Carrie Wood who is running for Onondaga County Legislature 10th district. We talk about what its like to be a first time candidate in what is historically one of the most competitive districts in the county. We also talk aquarium, transparency, and her vision for her district. Enjoy. SubscribeContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Carrie Wood for OCL 10”

Commissioner Czarny travels to Washington DC to represent New York on the Elections Assistance Commission Local Leadership Council

On Tuesday July 18, 2023, Onondaga County Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny will be travelling to Washington DC represent New York in the Local Leadership Council for the Elections Assistance Commission.As the Democratic Caucus chair for NYS Elections Commissioner Association Commissioner Czarny is one of two representatives for New York along with GOP Caucus Chair Erik Haight Duchess County (R). The U.S.Continue reading “Commissioner Czarny travels to Washington DC to represent New York on the Elections Assistance Commission Local Leadership Council”

The Weekly Wonk: June 2023 Primary Early and Absentee Voting

Welcome back to the #WeeklyWonk. Each weekend I release an article on a subject relating to elections in Onondaga County and New York State. Often these articles will have detailed stats to consume but sometimes they will be a recap of a prominent issue or on relevant election law. I am turning my eye toContinue reading “The Weekly Wonk: June 2023 Primary Early and Absentee Voting”

Zoom with Czarny: Maurice Brown for OCL 15

This week I sit down with recent primary winner Elect Maurice Brown. He is the Democratic nominee for OCL 15 inside the City of Syracuse. We talk about campaigning as a candidate for the first time and issues facing Onondaga County. Find Mo here: http://www.electmauricebrown.com @MoBreezy213 – Twitter @electmauricebrown – Instagram Elect Maurice Brown –Continue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Maurice Brown for OCL 15”

Commissioner in a Car: Primary wrap up

I talk about what happened in the last week, how the close races ended up not being handcounts. I also talk about where to find certified results and what is to come this summer at the OCBOE. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all election news and content updates

The Weekly Wonk: 2022 Annual Report

It has been nearly two months since my last #Weekllywonk, but its back. In May and June, I was preoccupied with the June primary, then end of the legislative session, and personal obligations. But I am back now and committed to weekly updates from now until the General Election in November. Each week I willContinue reading “The Weekly Wonk: 2022 Annual Report”

Zoom with Czarny: Tom Keck on the recent Supreme Court turn.

This week I sit down with one of my favorite guests, Tom Keck of Syracuse University and CNY Solidarity. Professor Keck is one of the foremost area expert on the Supreme Court. We talk about the controversial decisions from the last term as well as some of the ethical scandals surrounding the court. Enjoy. SubscribeContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Tom Keck on the recent Supreme Court turn.”

Commissioner in a Car: Independence Day Election Legislation Wrap Up

I go over the 23 pieces of legislation relating to elections that was passed by both houses in the 2023 Legislative session. & of which already signed by the Governor, another 16 awaiting her signature. I also give an update on the 2023 June primary and my thoughts on creating our more perfect union whichContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Independence Day Election Legislation Wrap Up”