Central New York's mayor initiates a lawsuit, alleging voter registration deceit against his political adversary
In the upcoming election in Liverpool, NY, a lawsuit has been filed that could potentially shake up the race. Democratic Mayor Stacy Finney has accused her Republican opponent, Thomas Valerino, of fraudulently registering to vote using a fictitious residence.
Thomas Valerino, a criminal defense attorney, is currently running for office on the Republican and Conservative Party lines. The alleged fraudulent voting registration occurred in Liverpool, NY, and has sparked an investigation by Onondaga County's elections commissioners.
The investigation is examining whether Valerino should be removed from the November ballot. However, as of now, there are no verified or credible reports about voting fraud allegations involving Thomas Valerino in Liverpool, NY.
Meanwhile, other news in Onondaga County includes the opening of a new Chick-fil-A, the announcement of IKEA's plans to open at Destiny USA in Syracuse, and the Great Northern developer winning a bid to build an Upstate medical complex.
On a more somber note, a fatal shooting at a Wegmans warehouse has resulted in some empty shelves at stores. The Liverpool school district has also announced plans to enforce NY's cell phone ban in its schools.
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The politics surrounding the election in Liverpool, NY, have escalated due to a lawsuit alleging voter fraud against Republican candidate Thomas Valerino. His involvement in policy-and-legislation could be impacted as the investigation by Onondaga County's elections commissioners is ongoing. This story falls under the category of general-news, alongside other local updates about businesses and community issues.
