WATERLOO — The Democratic and Republican slate in the race for two Waterloo Village Board seats has been finalized.
LYONS — Two Wayne County political committees are backing a sheriff’s office lieutenant in his bid to be the county’s next sheriff.
WATERLOO — Candidates are emerging for two seats on the Village Board.
WATERLOO — Varick Supervisor Bob Hayssen will seek another year as chairman of the Seneca County Board of Supervisors when the board reorganizes for 2021 in January.
WATERLOO — The process for conducting the 2021 village election in this Seneca County community is underway.
CANANDAIGUA — For the last 10 weeks, I have been honored to work at the Ontario County Board of Elections. I assisted in new registrations, processing absentee ballots, acting as an inspector for in-person voting, and finally counting absentee ballots. Unless you are “in the trenches,” it is…
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WATKINS GLEN — For the second time in three election cycles, Leslie Danks Burke garnered more than 55,000 votes in her bid to unseat incumbent Thomas O’Mara in the New York State Senate’s 58th District.
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SYRACUSE — Democrat Dana Balter has conceded in the race for the 24th Congressional District seat.
SENECA FALLS — The Democrat running for a vacant town justice position used Monday’s count of mail-in/absentee ballots to mount a comeback.
SENECA FALLS — Less than 100 votes separate the two candidates who ran for town justice in the Nov. 3 general election. That means the final outcome will be determined by the count of a record 813 mail-in/absentee ballots.
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Voters in Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates counties apparently liked the Republican slate of candidates for state Legislature seats this year.
WATERLOO — Although she saw her first opposition in more than two decades, Seneca County Clerk Christina “Tina” Lotz’s long tenure will continue.
Joe Regan said it took longer to pick out which baked goods to buy than it took to vote Tuesday.
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Polls close at 9 p.m. in Yates County. To check results go to the county's Board of Elections website at https://www.yatescounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/758/2020-General-Election-Unofficial-Results-PDF
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Polls close at 9 p.m. in Seneca County. To check results go to the county's Board of Elections website at https://www.co.seneca.ny.us/gov/elections/
Between early voting and absentee and mail-in balloting, 28-percent of the registered voters in Ontario, Seneca, Wayne and Yates counties have already voted in his year’s national, state and local elections.
This is the most important presidential election in American history.
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In 2017 I jumped into the 23rd District Congressional race out of a concern for the direction of our county and its fundamental values of democracy and citizenship. I left work that paid more than Congress, and I am not independently wealthy by any stretch, but growing up in modest circumsta…
Over the past three years, as I’ve traveled this district, I hear about the same issues, whether I’m in Auburn, Tully, Palmyra or Oswego. People just want to be able to afford to pay their rent or mortgage, put food on the table, go to the doctor without worrying about the cost, and have a l…
Having held more than 270 town hall meetings, our record of approachability and accessibility is one we can be proud of. We are always available to answer questions and address the needs of New Yorkers. It’s only fair that voters know where the candidates stand on real issues that affect the…
During these unprecedented times, we need strong, independent, and proven leaders in Congress.
In a seat long held by Republican Bob Oaks of Macedon, the race for the 130th State Assembly District this year features incumbent Republican Brian Manktelow of Lyons facing a challenge from Democrat Scott Comegys of Palmyra. It is a rematch of the 2018 race.
Mitrano health plan makes sense; Reed’s not so much
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State Sen. Pam Helming is seeking her third term to represent the 54th district but has a new opponent this time.
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Early voting began its nine-day run in New York state on Saturday, Oct. 24 and runs through Sunday, Nov. 1.
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Thomas O’Mara and Leslie Danks Burke agree that a governor with executive privilege — as New York’s Andrew Cuomo has had for seven months — is not a good thing.
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For the first time in 20 years, there won’t be an incumbent running for re-election in the State Assembly race for the 131st District seat.
