NY-22 Congressional race

We're not even half way through the early voting period in New York and there are already some interesting election surprises.

More than half of the likely voters in this CNY congressional district don't have an opinion of, or flat out don't know the candidates running to represent them.

The court appointed neutral special master charged with redrawing New York's House and NYS Senate maps released a draft version of his revised Congressional map on Monday.

Last week, an acting NYS Supreme Court Justice in Steuben County ruled the newly drawn Congressional and Legislative districts in the state to be unconstitutional and must be redrawn immediately. But, after an appeal, everything is back in limbo.

The last undecided congressional district race in America still doesn't have an official winner. Following a nearly three-month tumultuous canvassing process, Claudia Tenney now has a 122-vote lead over Anthony Brindisi for the NY-22 seat, but it's not over.

After weeks of recounts, court cases and disputes the Claudia Tenney campaign is claiming a new lead in the race for New York's 22nd Congressional Race.

Another bombshell has been dropped on the ballot counting process in the Congressional Race for NY-22. 55 new ballots have been found.

After a crazy ballot counting process in Oneida County and across the district, The Claudia Tenney campaign is claiming they've retaken the lead in the race for NY-22.

The race between former Representative Claudia Tenney (R) and current Congressman Anthony Brindisi (D) is heating up. Tenney debated a handful of topics on the Keeler Show on WIBX on Thursday including a question from WIBX's Jeff Monaski, who asked about a tweet she has since deleted, regarding a debunked COVID-19 conspiracy theory.

Even in the midst of a pandemic voters took to the polls Tuesday to make their selection in several primary elections at the local and national level.