Get Your Vote On: Primary Election Day in New York State!

Primary Election Day in New York State, scheduled for June 25, is an important day for Democrats and Republicans alike. This day determines the official nominees for each party for the upcoming 2024 General Election on Nov. 5.

In the Southern Tier, there are limited primaries this year. In Broome County, Republican voters in the Town of Windsor will have to choose between Dan Colwell and Tim Harting for the nominee for Windsor Town Supervisor. Additionally, there is a Republican primary for County Legislator District 2, where voters in Binghamton, Sanford, Windsor, and Kirkwood will select between Scott Baker and Carolyn Price.

Moreover, there are also Republican primaries for the positions of Town of Fenton Superintendent of Highways and Town of Sanford Clerk. It is essential for voters to participate and make their voices heard in these elections to determine who will represent their interests in the future.

For those interested in tracking election results across the Southern Tier, there are resources available to stay updated on the latest developments. It is important to note that all election results are unofficial until certified by the board of elections. Polls are set to close at 9 p.m., so be sure to cast your vote before then.

In Tioga County, there are no primaries scheduled for this year, but it is still crucial for residents to stay informed and engaged in the political process. As the election season unfolds, it is vital for communities to come together and participate in shaping the future direction of their local government.

As the day unfolds, it will be interesting to see which candidates emerge victorious in the primaries and secure their spots as the official nominees for the General Election. Stay tuned for updates on the election results and continue to stay engaged in the democratic process to make your voice heard.

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