Category Archives: Commissioner in a Car

Today I talk about the upcoming Voter registration deadline for the June 22, 2021 primary,  You can learn how to register to vote at onvote.net.

I react to the Democratic state lawmakers push for more EV sites in Onondaga County and give context on how these sites are decided.

Today I talk about independent petitioning. This is one of the last steps to finalizing the fall ballots and it starts today. I also take live questions from FB. Hope you enjoy.

Today I talk about the start of absentees in Onondaga County for the June 22, 2021 election. If you want to apply for or track your absentee ballot go to onvote.net.

Today I talk about the decision to remain with 6 Early Voting sites in Onondaga County. I also address some of the various election hijinks happening in Arizona and the take a few questions. I hope you enjoy.

Today I talk about Election Inspector classes starting at OCBOE and how to apply. I also talk about my recent oped to syracuse.com on funding elections in Onondaga County. https://www.syracuse.com/opinion/2021/04/to-preserve-fair-elections-onondaga-county-needs-to-invest-more-money-commentary.html

Today I talk about how court cases may effect the upcoming Primary. I also talk about the upcoming mail check cards. Enjoy.

Today I speak about the objection process at OCBOE and hearings on tap, good news coming from the NYS Budget, and answer some questions about Georgia and NY election laws. Hope you enjoy.

Today marks the 100th episode of this podcast, either Commissioner in a Czarny or Zoom with Czarny, or Sunday seminars since formalizing it last April amidst the raging of the COVID-19 pandemic. I am going to continue doing this as I feel it is the best way to inform you over all the races andContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: 100the episode edition”

Today’s episode is coming from my brand new wheels. Designating petition filings are well underway. You can see who filed at onvote.net under filings. Also a little chat about the NYS Budget and what the one house bills from the Assembly and Senate had for elections in NY.