Elections Professional and Activist
This week I speak with Senator John Mannion. We discuss the Extraordinary session, how New York is protecting women in the wake of the Roe Decision, what it is like to run in a brand new district, and what he has accomplished and hopes to accomplish in the NY Senate. Enjoy. You can find hisContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Senator John Mannion”
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This week I talk to Bruce Macbain, De3mocratic candidate for the 126th NY Assembly district. This district snakes around the southern portion of Onondaga County and up the west side then into auburn and northern Cayuga County. We talk about his background as an educator and what he wants to do if elected to theContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Bruce Macbain Democratic Candidate for NY 126 Assembly”
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We once again check in with Jarret Berg of Vote Early NY. We are in the middle of the 6th EV period in NY history. We talk about the expansion of EV as well as other legislative action taken this session and other electoral reforms that need to happen. Subscribe to dustinczarny.com for content andContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Jarret Berg of Vote Early NY”
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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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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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This week I sit down with Ted Limpert for County Court. We talk about his career on City Court, his service as a decorated fighter pilot, and his work as a pilot for “angel missions”. You can follow his campaign at http://www.judgetedlimpert.com. Enjoy. For election news and content updates subscribe to dustinczarny.com
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Today I sit down with Jessica Hess of the Women’s March Syracuse. We talk about the history of the organization both locally and nationally. We also talk about the perilous moment we are in with the likely demise of Roe v Wade in the Supreme Court. Enjoy. subscribe to dustinczarny.com for all election news andContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Syracuse Women’s March’s Jessica Hess”
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This week I site down with two of the City of Syracuse Independent Redistricting Commission, Jason Belge and Jacqueline Lasonde. They reveal their draft map for the City of Syracuse 5 district council seats. They will have 5 more meetings on this where you can give feedback before the release a final map. Find outContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: City of Syracuse Redistricting Commissioners Jason Belge & Jacqueline Lasonde”
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In this week’s episode I sit down with CUNY professor Steven Romalewski. He is one of the senior developers of a phenomenal redistricting website, newyork.redistrictingandyou.org. This site allows you to track and try and make sense of the many twists and turns in the different lines in NY redistricting. Enjoy. Like and subscribe to dustinczarny.comContinue reading “Zoom with Czarny: Steven Romalewski of CUNY’s NY Redistricting and You”
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In this week’s Zoom with Czarny I talk to Jeff Wice of New York Law School. As the foremost expert on redistricting in New York this is a timely discussion on the implications of the latest New York Redistricting ruling throwing out the State Senate and Congressional lines and restarting the process for 2022. Enjoy.Continue reading “Zoom With Czarny Jeffrey Wice New York Law School”
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