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Democrat Assemblyman Al Stirpe’s race against Republican Mark Venesky for the 127th Assembly District remained within two percentage points as of midnight on Tuesday. Dustin Czarny, Onondaga County elections commissioner, said absentee ballots could be a deciding factor in the race. The county board of elections cannot start counting absentee ballots until Nov. 9.
Here are central New York election results after polls close – The Daily Orange
“Ambiguous political messaging like ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ or ‘Black Lives Matter,’ that’s allowed. Or a previous president, that’s allowed. But, the names that are on the ballot are not allowed. We will ask you to cover that up,” said Dustin Czarny
“We can and should celebrate the fact that 59k… early vote in Onondaga County, Another 51k voted by absentee. That is 110k before Election Day. However, we believe at least that many or maybe more will be coming out Tuesday so that is now our focus.”
https://cnycentral.com/news/local/early-voting-ends-in-ny-more-than-59000-voted-in-onondaga-county
Ambiguous political messaging like ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ or ‘Black Lives Matter,’ that’s allowed. Or a previous president, that’s allowed. But, the names that are on the ballot are not allowed. We will ask you to cover that up,”
“We can and should celebrate the fact that 59k of our friends and neighbors early vote in Onondaga County,” said Dustin Czarny (D), Onondaga County Elections Commissioner. “Another 51k voted by absentee. That is 110k before Election Day. However, we believe at least that many or maybe more will be coming out Tuesday so that is now our focus.”
https://cnycentral.com/news/local/early-voting-ends-in-ny-more-than-59000-voted-in-onondaga-county
“Between early voting and absentee voting, we’ve now had more people vote before Election Day than we had in all of 2019 together. But that still leaves about 100-200,000 people that haven’t voted yet, and about 100,000 to 150,000 of those are expected to come out on Election Day,” says Onondaga County Election Commissioner Dustin Czarny.
NewsChannel 9 spoke with Onondaga County Elections Commissioners Dustin Czarny and Michele Sardo on Monday about early voting in the county.
https://www.localsyr.com/news/your-local-election-hq/how-did-early-voting-go-in-onondaga-county/
“As we saw over the first weekend, we adjusted. We extended hours, we made sure extra staff was out at these sites. The towns that are hosting these sites helped us with traffic control…It’s been a major undertaking. We had to do it on the fly,” -Czarny
Zoom with Czarny: The Stas special Zoom with Czarny, no guest just me and a bunch of numbers. I take a look at the registration data, absentee totals, early voting figures, and how they are all converging to give us one of the more unusual elections of our lifetime. I hope you enjoy,
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=808688839945381
“This is amazing and it’s a great problem…It’s obviously showing the popularity of early voting, it’s showing the need for more sites, it’s showing the need for more investments by Onondaga County for this program because 60,000 people want it.”
Dustin M. Czarny