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"...the disputed Oneida County votes came from...two urban areas he said would favor Brindisi."

New York’s 22nd Congressional District will not have a representative when the next session of Congress begins Jan. 3.  The final hearing in 2020 of the judicial review of the congressional race wrapped up in Oswego County Supreme Court with some questions left unanswered. The case will not resume until after the state court system’s recess is over Jan. 4.  The results in the race between U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi and Republican Claudia Tenney have not been certified, more than seven weeks after Election Day. It’s the only House of Representatives race without certified results.  Am...

Brindisi has good day, but victory in House race against Tenney remains anybody’s guess Updated Dec 24, 2020; Posted Dec 23, 2020 Republican Claudia Tenney, left, will challenge Rep. Anthony Brindisi, D-Utica, in the November election in the 22nd Congressional District.Staff and provided photos Facebook Share OSWEGO, N.Y. — Incumbent Anthony Brindisi got a couple small wins in the latest day of a courtroom battle that will determine the winner of the 22nd Congressional District race, but the contest is still far from over 50 days after Election Day. Brindisi (D) has a 14-vote lead over ...

NY#22 still counting votes 50 days after the election, Dem leads 0.00004% New York Congressional District Rep. Anthony Brindisi took a lead of fourteen votes over his Republican challenger Claudia Tenney, who held the lead all along. The next hearing will likely take place on January 4. Hundreds of votes still remain uncounted. Three dead people can’t be counted, but there was confusion over it since they voted and then died. Under New York election law, an early ballot doesn’t count if the voter dies before the election. “You need to be a registered voter to vote, and upon death, y...

NY-22 race down to 3-5 votes with more than a thousand left to review Share on Facebook John SextonPosted at 1:00 pm on December 23, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Earlier this week we learned that a recanvas of votes in three counties had left Republican Claudia Tenney with an unofficial lead of 19 votes. However, Oneida County had informed Judge DelConte, who is overseeing this circus, that they wouldn’t have their recanvas done before Christmas. But in the past two days, Oneida County has been walking through various challenged ballots and as a result the race is now down to 3-5...