Elections Professional and Activist
This week I sit down with Alejandra Pollack the new Executive Director of the New York Democratic Lawyer’s Council. This group is the voter protection wing of the New York State Democratic Committee and plays a vital role in our Democracy. They are launching a helpline for voters this week: 1-888-3NY-VOTE (English) and 1-888-3NY-VOTA (Spanish).Continue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Alejandra Pollack of the NY Democratic Lawyer’s Council”
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“It’s incredibly convenient and I think if you’re ready to vote and you know who you want to vote for and you’re near one of these sites or driving by one of these sites, remember it doesn’t have to be where you live. You can go to any one of these sites.” – Dustin Czarny,Continue reading “Two chances for your voice to be heard in New York primaries this summer – CNYCentral.com”
“More sites than we’ve ever had before, more hours than we’ve ever had before, you can go to any site in Onondaga County and vote, you’ll be checked in by the poll pad and we’ll print a ballot on demand with our poll print units here,” said Czarny. The second primary will be in August,Continue reading “Early voting begins Saturday for June Primary, first of two elections this summer – Spectrum News”
Welcome back to #wonkywednesday. Each week I take a deep dive into the electoral and voter registration data that makes up our home here in Onondaga County and across New York State. Once again, I revisit how redistricting is impacting our county. This week I look at the Towns of Onondaga County. Looking at theContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday: The Towns of Onondaga County”
This week’s Commissioner in a Car I talk about the end of the absentee ballot deadline (today) and start of Early Voting (Saturday). You can apply up to midnight tonight at http://www.onvote.net or find your voting information, polling place, or Early Voting locations. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates.
The New York Legislature officially wrapped up their 2022 session this month. For those unfamiliar with how our legislature works “session”, or the time when the legislature is actively meeting to pass legislation, lasts from January to June each year. Though constituent work and committee meetings happen throughout the year, actual legislation must be passedContinue reading “Sunday Thoughts: The Election Legislation passed in the 2022 NY Legislative session”
I was very glad to attend a watch party for the first public January 6th Commission with some very good friends, one of them being SU professor Tom Keck. He agreed to come on the pod and give his instant reaction to what we saw Thursday night. We also talk about SCOTUS and pending cases.Continue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Tom Keck on the first January 6th Public Hearing”
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Welcome back to #wonkywednesday. Each week I take a deep dive into the electoral and voter registration data that makes up our home here in Onondaga County and across New York State. Once again, I revisit how redistricting is impacting our county. This week I once again look at our county as a whole andContinue reading “Wonky Wednesday: Onondaga County 2022”
Dustin Czarny, an elections commissioner in Onondaga County, said his office received a hand-delivered copy of the petition from Renna. It included claims of problems with the county’s voter rolls. “It is hard to respond to the specific allegations in this ‘audit’ because it lacks any specificity whatsoever,” Czarny said in an email. “The groupContinue reading “Losing Senate candidate Angi Renna fronts a group still trying to discredit NY’s 2020 elections – Syracuse.com”
Today I review some of the election bills that were passed at the end of session last week in New York and their impact on elections this year, and in the years to come. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all election news and content updates
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Dustin M. Czarny