Government & Politics
An uncertain start in 2024 for the Monroe County Legislature
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County lawmakers will have their first meeting of the year today, with the Democratic majority still split on who should be president of the legislature.
Government & Politics
Public utility study fails in county vote
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Monroe County lawmakers voted down a proposal to allocate $1 million for a study of a public takeover of RG&E.
Government & Politics
How the Democrats did it
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Monroe County Democrats this week won control of both the executive and legislative branches of county government. Behind their success is a voter enrollment advantage in the suburbs built over the last two decades.
Government & Politics
Bello sweeps to re-election victory
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Unofficial results also showed Monroe County Executive Adam Bello’s fellow Democrats winning a majority in the county Legislature.
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Monroe County’s high-stakes election
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On Nov. 7, the county executive office and all 29 Legislature seats will be up for grabs. The election outcome could put full control of county government in the hands of Democrats or Republicans.
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Bello pulls ahead of Assini in contributions
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The latest campaign disclosure reports show incumbent Adam Bello raised $150,000 and Republican challenger Mark Assini brought in $34,000 from July to October.
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Rochester Mayor appoints senior leaders
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Michael Burns and Patrick Beath will assume the roles of deputy mayor and corporation counsel, respectively, replacing Patrick Cunningham and Linda Kingsley, who will retire at the end of 2023.
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Reilly wins leadership of Monroe County GOP
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Pat Reilly received more than 50 percent of the votes from the county’s town Republican committee members.
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The contest to lead the county GOP
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Three candidates are vying for the position of Monroe County Republican Committee chair. All cite the need to revitalize the flagging party but differ on how to do it.
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A question of money
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Why was nearly $100,000 from a single super PAC with downstate roots poured into a town board primary race in Brighton?