election night

Sharon Owens made history Tuesday night, becoming the first Black mayor-elect in Syracuse history.

Republican candidate Tom Babilon has lost to Democrat Sharon Owens. Owens will take office as Syracuse’s next mayor, succeeding Ben Walsh.

Democrat Gregory Eriksen takes the Onondaga County Legislature's 6th seat over incumbent Republican Julie Abbott by a difference of just 325 votes.

Watts, CEO of Hopeprint, defeated Bonnke Sekarore and Kenyata Calloway in a race shaken by fraud allegations that forced incumbent Palmer Harvey to withdraw.

Democrat Jeremiah Thompson, a Syracuse University writing instructor from Liverpool, defeated Republican incumbent Colleen Gunnip to win Onondaga County’s 4th Legislative District seat.

Democrat Ellen Block continues to lead Republican David Carnie in the race for Onondaga County Legislature, emphasizing community care and local investment.

Proposition One would change county legislature term limits from two to four years. It looks like it is set to pass, according to voter results from Onondaga County.

Democrat Zohran Mamdani defeated former governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa to become the first South Asian and Muslim mayor in New York City’s history.

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