2022 was easily the hardest year that I have experienced as an Election Commissioner. That may seem odd considering the events of 2020, but it truly was a problematic year. Redistricting and the legal challenges that were brought in New York State dominated our electoral landscape. It changed districts, added elections, and generally sowed chaosContinue reading “The Weekly Wonk: 2022, the year that would not end.”
Category Archives: Writings
George Santos should resign, but probably won’t.
If George Santos was a decent person, he would resign. Of course, a decent person would not habitually lie about seemingly every aspect of their life in a desperate attempt to win political office. We are used to politicians stretching the truth, embellishing a legislative accomplishment, but this goes so far beyond the pale. IContinue reading “George Santos should resign, but probably won’t.”
The Weekly Wonk: Annual Christmas Gifts to New York Voters
It seems to become tradition that New York waits to the end of the year to sign many voting related bills. This is intentionally or not creating a tradition of Christmas gifts to New York Voters. Last year on the eve of Christmas Governor Hochul expanded Early Voting and protected absentee voters with a seriesContinue reading “The Weekly Wonk: Annual Christmas Gifts to New York Voters”
Mannion v Shiroff Court ruling
Attached is the court ruling in the SD50 court case. The result will have Mannion winning by 10 votes.
On Donald Trump’s call for termination of our constitution…
I have been struggling to talk about the former POTUS calling for the termination of our constitution. It is so incredibly dangerous to put this idea into the electorate. Its near insane to do so by tying it to lies about the last election. This is beyond anything before. Yes Trumps involvement in January 6thContinue reading “On Donald Trump’s call for termination of our constitution…”
The Weekly Wonk: The Town of Pompey
Welcome to the #WeeklyWonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “The Weekly Wonk: The Town of Pompey”
Weekly Wonk: The Town of Onondaga
Welcome to the #WeeklyWonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “Weekly Wonk: The Town of Onondaga”
The Weekly Won: The town of Manlius
Welcome to the #WeeklyWonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “The Weekly Won: The town of Manlius”
Bonus Weekly Wonk: The Town of Dewitt
Welcome to the #WeeklyWonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “Bonus Weekly Wonk: The Town of Dewitt”
The Weekly Wonk: NY Senate District #50
Welcome to the #weeklywonk. This is my weekly blog about statistics, registration data, and election law on my website, dustinczarny.com. This is a rebrand of my #wonkywednesday and #sundaythoughts columns I have been writing since 2020. In merging these two side projects together I am hoping to be a little more regular in my production.Continue reading “The Weekly Wonk: NY Senate District #50”