Elections Professional and Activist
Its registration week in New York and I talk about the ways you can register for vote. Important deadlines to remember: October 13th deadline to register online through Mydmv (must have a dmv account) Go Here: https://dmv.ny.gov/ October 14th deadline to register for first time in person or by postmark. Go to onvote.net to downloadContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Registration Week!”
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Welcome to the #weeklywonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “The Weekly Wonk: NY Senate District #48”
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“Thursday, she brought to the Onondaga County Board of Elections a “notice of claim,” paperwork that preserves the group’s right to file a lawsuit, Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny said.” https://www.syracuse.com/news/2022/10/losing-senate-candidate-angi-renna-continues-groups-effort-to-discredit-2020-elections.html Further Statement on this story from me below: This story is just a tip of the iceberg as to what we at the Onondaga CountyContinue reading “Losing Senate candidate Angi Renna continues group’s effort to discredit 2020 elections – Syracuse.com”
On October 6, 2022 I was unanimously nominated for a 6th term as Elections Commissioner of Onondaga County Board of Elections by the Onondaga County Democratic Committee. Here is the speech I gave. Congratulations to our new officers Max Ruckdeschel (Chair), Prerna Deer (Secretary), and Dan Petrick (treasurer). Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content andContinue reading “My Speech to the Onondaga County Democratic Committee”
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Czarny said turnout in the region may not only be large, it may be definitive in that key congressional race as well. “The margins in the House are, might run right through Central New York. It may be the seat that decides who controls the House, so I think we will see some intensity inContinue reading “Onondaga County Board of Elections prepares for high turnout in election – Spectrum News”
I sit down with Judge David Murad. Judge Murad has been serving for 14 years n the Supreme Court in the 5th judicial district. We talk about his past 14 year, his accomplishments, and what it is like to run in such a large district. Enjoy. You can follow his campaign here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reelectjudgemuradtosupremecourt/ SubscribeContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Supreme Court Judge David Murad”
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Today I go into detail on the recently filed Lawsuit challenging absentees in new York. I give a brief history on the law changes that they are challenging, why those changes were made, and why this lawsuit is ill timed. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all election news and content updates
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“They’ve had plenty of time to bring this lawsuit,” [D]ustin Czarny, the Democratic elections commissioner from Onondaga County and the Democratic caucus chair for the New York State Elections Commissioner Association told Gothamist. “To wait until after absentee ballots have already been issued is going to cause chaos in the system.” https://nypost.com/2022/09/30/lawsuit-targets-absentee-voting-in-ny-with-covid-excuse/
Welcome to the #weeklywonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “The Weekly Wonk: Turnout in the August 23rd Primary”
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Dustin Czarny, the Democratic elections commissioner from Onondaga County and the Democratic caucus chair for the New York State Elections Commissioner Association, said it was “chilling” to see this lawsuit filed right before the election. He noted the absentee ballot canvass law was passed last June, signed into law last December, took effect in JanuaryContinue reading “NY Republican, Conservative Parties sue to upend absentee ballot counting in general election – Gothamist”
Dustin M. Czarny