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In a statement, Czarny said Beadnell grossly exaggerated the hours Czarny spent ridesharing, and a simple interview would have cleared it up.
Read some of Czarny’s statement below.
I have maintained throughout this process that I did not do anything wrong and that Mr. Beadnell was mistaken in both his reading of the law and analysis of the data. I am grateful to District Attorney Fitzpatrick and his team for doing this investigation and uncovering the truth.
“Mr. Beadnell’s gross exaggeration of the hours spent ridesharing, whether on purpose or through incompetence, was a direct result of him never truly investigating the matter,” Czarny added. “A simple interview with me could have cleared this up.”
Czarny today accused Beadnell of grossly exaggerating the time he spent driving for Uber and Lyft.
“I am grateful to District Attorney Fitzpatrick and his team for doing this investigation and uncovering the truth,” Czarny said.
“Mr. Beadnell’s gross exaggeration of the hours spent ridesharing, whether on purpose or through incompetence, was a direct result of him never truly investigating the matter, said Czarny.
Czarny said Beadnell’s allegations that Czarny wrongly drove for Uber and Lyft during county work hours were grossly exaggerated, “whether on purpose or through incompetence.
“A simple interview with me could have cleared this up,” Czarny wrote.
“I have maintained throughout this process that I did not do anything wrong and that Mr. Beadnell was mistaken in both his reading of the law and analysis of the data. I am grateful to District Attorney Fitzpatrick and his team for doing this investigation and uncovering the truth. Mr. Beadnell’s gross exaggeration of the hours spent ridesharing, whether on purpose or through incompetence, was a direct result of him never truly investigating the matter. – Dustin Czarny
“We have these electronic poll books that are going to make it more efficient,” said Onondaga County Board of Elections Commissioner Dustin Czarny. “It’s going to save us money in the long run. And it’s going to make the Election Day experience even better for the voters. When you go into a polling place, you’ll be able to go to any electronic poll book and check in.”
“For the last 25 years of my life I have been a servant of two masters, elections and theater,’’ Czarny wrote. “For most of that time I have been able to do both, mainly through a lack of sleep and the ignorance of not knowing my limits.”
In addition to his job as a county elections commissioner, Czarny is the Democratic caucus chair for the New York State Elections Commissioner Association. He said he routinely works 50-60 hours a week on implementing recently authorized reforms to the elections system.
“Six months ago I made the decision that it was time to make a choice,” Czarny wrote on Facebook. “I will have to let theater go.’’
Under fire for working 2 jobs, Onondaga County official drops third commitment – syracuse.com
“We already have eight established political parties that can cross-endorse and then allowing (candidates) to have even more lines on the ballot would add to the length of the ballot, would add to the cost and I’m not sure it would be of any benefit to the voters,” (Czarny) said.