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Election Night

By Skye Rohde

Oswego, NY – The final vote count isn't known yet, but the 2004 election inspired voters to register in record numbers. Whatever their political orientation, Central New York voters showed they wanted a say in who governs the country. WRVO's Skye Rohde spent election night in the city of Oswego and has this report.

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