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WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. – Madison County Elections Commissioners Laura Martino and Mary Egger announced that the annual organizational meeting for the Madison County Board of Elections will be held on Friday, Jan. 5 at 10 a.m. in the Board of Elections Office, 138 N. Court St., Wampsville. The Board of Elections will be voting on a […]

The reign of terror continues.

WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. – Madison County Elections Commissioners Laura Martino and Mary Egger would like to remind voters of extended hours at the Board of Elections, Early Voting hours, and that on Nov. 7 Polls will be open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m. The Board of Elections office, located in the County Office Building #4 […]

WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. – Madison County Elections Commissioners Laura Martino and Mary Egger announced the board of elections will offer extended hours during the two weeks prior to the Nov, 7 General Election in compliance with NYS Election Law §3-214(3). The Board of Elections office, County Office Building #4 at 138 North Court Street, Wampsville, will […]

WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. – The Madison County Board of Elections recently announced the winner of the first-ever “I Voted” Sticker Art Contest. The design was submitted by Bonnie Pittman, 18, of Cazenovia.  Over 1,400 people voted in this contest.  Pittman’s design features the outline of Madison County in blue with the words “I Voted” in the […]

After over 80 designs were submitted, a winner was picked for the Madison County Board of Elections "I Voted" Sticker Art Contest.

The Rotary Clubs of Bettendorf, Davenport, Iowa Quad Cities and North Scott have joined forces for a second time in recent months to give back to the community by hosting a blood drive. This blood drive is for anyone interested in giving blood, Iowa Quad Cities Rotarian Mary Egger says. “Many Rotarians already give blood […]

All of the proceeds go to support the kids and families who are involved with and served by Family Resources.

Rhonda Youngs began a write-in campaign for Madison County Judge after Brad Moses resigned as a prosecutor. Her write-in votes currently exceed his.

In the wake of allegations of illicit drug use and his resignation, the once sole candidate for Madison County judge has a write-in opponent.