UPDATE: Unofficial election results from Oneida County reveal significant outcomes in local races, with some candidates achieving overwhelming support. The results were released earlier today, reflecting voter sentiments that could shape the county’s political landscape.
In District 1, Legislator Keith Schiebel secured a remarkable 98.28% of the vote, totaling 1,028 ballots cast in his favor. His victory underscores the strong backing he has from constituents in the area. Meanwhile, in District 7, Stewart Rood triumphed with 61.78%, garnering 1,175 votes against opponent Richard J. Duesler Jr., who received 38.01% or 723 votes.
The competitive landscape continued in District 12, where Kenneth White emerged victorious with 55.80% of votes, totaling 721, while Stephen Hampe received 44.04% or 569 votes. These results indicate a strong preference for Republican candidates in several key districts.
In the city of Rome, the results were similarly decisive. John M. Sparace won District 1 with an astonishing 97.14% of votes, while John B. Mortise took District 2 with 96.52%. In a closely contested race for District 3, Sheri LaGreco-Bryant received 46.78% of votes, but ultimately lost to Linda J. Fazio, who secured 53.22%.
District 4 also witnessed a narrow race, with Ramona L. Smith claiming victory with 51.12%, while Richard A. Andrews followed closely with 48.68%. In District 5, Michael D. Brown received 40.52% of votes, while John Reilly won with 52.03%.
Vernon Town Council results showed a tight race, with Stephen Adamkowski and John Peters competing closely for two available seats. Adamkowski secured 50.00% of the vote, while Peters followed with 48.67%.
In other significant results, Duane Munger was re-elected as Vernon Town Assessor with an impressive 99.31% of votes. Meanwhile, Scott Musacchio retained his position as Verona Town Supervisor with 98.06%, illustrating strong Republican support across the board.
These preliminary results are critical as they may indicate broader trends leading into future elections. As the vote counting continues, residents and officials are eager to see how these outcomes will influence local policies and community initiatives.
Stay tuned for more updates as the final vote tallies are confirmed, and implications of these results are analyzed. The political landscape in Oneida County is evolving rapidly, and every vote counts.
