Commissioner in a Car: Three weeks out.

I talk about the status of processing at the Onondaga County Board of Elections. We are on daily processing now! I also go over the big deadlines for Vote by Mail and Registering to vote for the November Presidential election. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates

Commissioner in a Car: Record registration numbers and Ballot requests at OCBOE

Today i talk about the October release of enrollment numbers that showed Onondaga County adding 6k active voters to our rolls and nearly 20 vote by mail going out in the last week. But more to go before November. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates

Commissioner in a Car: New maps coming for 2025 in Onondaga County Legislature

This week I talk about the decision that will make the Onondaga County Legislature draw new maps for 2025. I go over the history of how we got here and what Democrats on the legislature hope will lead to fair maps in the future. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all content and election news updates

Commissioner in a Car: All About Prop 1 and National Voter Registration Day

Today I talk about the ERA amendment, prop 1, that will appear on the back of every voters ballots this fall. I talk about how proposition’s go on the ballot, the fight over the language of this amendment, and what the amendment means. I also briefly touch on the national voter registration day and howContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: All About Prop 1 and National Voter Registration Day”

Commissioner in a Car: All About Board of Elections in NY

I am running for re-election at the Onondaga County Democratic Committee for my post as Commissioner of the Onondaga County Board of Elections. Thus I thought I would spend some time talking about how the bi-partisan boards of elections in NY and how we administer every election in NY. Enjoy. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for allContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: All About Board of Elections in NY”

Commissioner in a Car: Keara Mendez of Center for Tech and Civic Life

I had the chance to visit Hamilton College yesterday with my good friend Kyra Mendez of the center for Tech and Civic Life. This is an opportunity to sit down and have a quick conversation about election administration and the private side of supporting election administrators across America. I hope you enjoy Subscribe to dustinczarny.comContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Keara Mendez of Center for Tech and Civic Life”

Commissioner in a Car: Rulings on Vote by Mail counting and ERA amendment come in.

This week I talk about the new ruling on vote by mail ballots, this time on canvassing requirements and how the ERA wording is coming along with a ruling on that as well. I also touch on how RFK’s departure from the race is effecting his appeal here in NY (it isnt!). Enjoy. Subscribe toContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Rulings on Vote by Mail counting and ERA amendment come in.”

Commissioner in a Car: Early Vote By Mail constitutional in NY, Democratic convention is ongoing

Today I talk about the Court of Appeals ruling upholding Early Vote by Mail that has been in place this year. This is the end of the road for the GOP lawsuit and this new option for voters is here to stay. Also the Democratic National convention is ongoing and i recap the unique natureContinue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Early Vote By Mail constitutional in NY, Democratic convention is ongoing”

Commissioner in a Car: Why RFK Jr was, for now, thrown off the NYS Ballot.

This week I am pulling a little of an audible and addressing the new ruling by NYS Supreme Court that RFK Jr. will not appear on the ballot for President. I read from the ruling and detail why I think this is a significant ruling if upheld, beyond the electoral chances of RFK Jr. himself.Continue reading “Commissioner in a Car: Why RFK Jr was, for now, thrown off the NYS Ballot.”