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Democrats swept all competitive seats on Election Day to take control of the Onondaga County Legislature for the first time since the late 1970s.
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CNY Rep. John Mannion blames President Trump for the longest government shutdown in history. -
Stefanik has traveled the state for months, meeting with GOP leaders as she laid the political groundwork. -
Tuesday's elections featured Democratic wins in big races across America, which trickled down to smaller races in central and northern New York. -
The Onondaga County Legislature will be led by Democrats for the first time in decades, after a blue wave on Election Night. -
Watertown's city council race remains undecided as officials await the count of 231 absentee ballots. Shane Garrabrant and Doug Osbourne currently lead, with Peter Monaco trailing by fewer than 60 votes. The closely watched election follows a turbulent period marked by a criminal investigation and ethics complaints. -
Sharon Owens will be the first Black mayor in Syracuse history, after winning Tuesday's election. -
Voters in Onondaga County will find 'Onondaga County Proposition One,' which would limit terms of county lawmakers.
