In August of 2020 I started a column diving into the registration and election data in Onondaga County. This deep dive into statistics and numbers focused on a different topic each week. It helps explain some of the changing demographics of our county. I also present recaps for each election on how the Onondaga County Board of Elections functions. In August of 2022 I have merged my Semi regular Sunday Thoughts and Wonky Wednesday to the Weekly Wonk and releasing it on the weekend.
The Weekly Wonk: June Primary Overall Turnout
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. …
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Wonky Wednesday: June Primary Election Day Analysis
Welcome back to #wonkywednesday. Each week I take a deep dive into the registration and election data that makes up our home, Onondaga County. This week I continue my 4-week look back at the June 28, 2022, primary. This year we have two primaries because of the disastrous redistricting process in New York. On August…
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Wonky Wednesday: 2022 June Primary Absentee Analysis
Welcome back to #wonkywednesday. Each week I take a deep dive into the registration and election data that makes up our home, Onondaga County. This week I continue my 4-week look back at the June 28, 2022, primary. This year we have two primaries because of the disastrous redistricting process in New York. On August…
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Wonky Wednesday: Early Voting in the June 2022 Primary
Welcome back to #wonkywednesday. Each week I take a deep dive into the registration and election data that makes up our home, Onondaga County. This week I start my 4 week look back at the June 28, 2022 primary. This year we have two primaries because of the disastrous redistricting process in New York. On…
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Sunday Thoughts: The tangled web woven by late vacancies in the political calendar.
One of my missions on this website is to give insight on how New York’s Election law works. With the announcement of retirements of County Court Judge Steven Dougherty earlier this year and City of Syracuse 5th district common councilor Joseph Driscoll we have not just one but two rare instances where a vacancy occurs…
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Dustin M. Czarny 