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It’s now clear which congressional districts Central New York voters will be in after a judge gave final approval to the redrawn maps over the weekend. A special master was charged per court order to redraw the maps. He drew the new 22nd district to include Onondaga, Madison, and Oneida counties.
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The first draft maps of Syracuse City Common Council Districts from the Syracuse City Redistricting Commission have been released.
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The neutral, court-ordered special master has released a newly drawn congressional district map for the state, which has significant implications for the 22nd district that includes Onondaga County.
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The Syracuse Independent Redistricting Commission planned to share multiple drafts later this month.
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A judge ordered the new primary date after New York's highest court threw out Democrat drawn district maps
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Republican candidate for governor Harry Wilson stopped in Syracuse as he campaigns for New York Governor.
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WAER's news round up for the week of April 25. See what you missed!
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New York voters will likely end up going to the polls three times this year, now that the state’s highest court has thrown out new district lines for Congressional and state Senate seats, and delayed some primaries originally scheduled for June.
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Election maps and calendars in the Empire State have been turned upside down. What does this mean for Onondaga County voters and its board of elections?
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A Syracuse Common Council ordinance from 2019 directed the new maps be drawn for the Common Council by a non partisan commission of 15 city residents.