Oneida County 2025 Election Results Reveal Key Legislative Outcomes

Unofficial election results from **Oneida County** for 2025 have been released, indicating significant victories across various legislative districts. The results reflect a mix of party affiliations, with some incumbents maintaining strong support while others faced challenges.

District Legislative Results

In District 1, **Keith Schiebel** of the Republican Party secured a remarkable **98.28%** of the vote, totaling **1,028** ballots cast in his favor. This overwhelming support underscores his strong position within the community.

In District 7, the contest was more competitive. **Richard J. Duesler Jr.**, representing both the Democratic and Working Families parties, garnered **38.01%** with **723** votes. His opponent, **Stewart Rood** from the Republican and Conservative parties, achieved a commanding **61.78%** with **1,175** votes, indicating a solid preference among voters for Rood.

District 12 saw **Kenneth White**, also a Republican and Conservative candidate, claiming **55.80%** of the votes, which translates to **721** votes. His rival, **Stephen Hampe** from the Democratic and Working Families parties, received **44.04%** or **569** votes, reflecting a competitive but ultimately unsuccessful bid.

City Council and Town Council Results

The City Council races in **Rome** exhibited a blend of strong Republican performances. In District 1, **John M. Sparace** won with **97.14%**, while in District 2, **John B. Mortise** followed closely with **96.52%**.

In District 3, a tighter race unfolded between **Sheri LaGreco-Bryant**, representing the Democratic and Working Families parties, who received **46.78%** of the vote, and **Linda J. Fazio**, the Republican candidate, who won with **53.22%**, totaling **215** votes.

District 4’s results revealed a narrow margin. **Ramona L. Smith**, a Democrat, achieved **51.12%** with **251** votes, while **Richard A. Andrews**, a Republican, received **48.68%** for a total of **239** votes.

In District 5, **Michael D. Brown**, a Democratic candidate, received **40.52%** of the vote, while **John Reilly**, a Republican, won with **52.03%**, accumulating **398** votes.

District 6 saw **Riccardo D. Dursi Jr.**, a Republican, achieving **98.83%** of the votes, amounting to **590** votes. In District 7, **David E. Sbaraglia**, also a Republican, captured **98.50%** of the vote with **527** votes.

In the **Vernon Town Council**, voters chose two councilpersons. **Stephen Adamkowski** and **John Peters**, both Republicans, received **50.00%** and **48.67%** of the votes, respectively, totaling **787** and **766** votes.

The **Vernon Town Assessor** position was overwhelmingly secured by **Duane Munger**, who received **99.31%** of the vote with **869** ballots.

In **Verona**, **Scott Musacchio**, representing the Republican and Conservative parties, won the Supervisor position with **98.06%** of the vote, while **Amy Kotwica** claimed **98.73%** in the role of Town Clerk and Tax Collector.

As these results are unofficial, they will be subject to verification and certification by relevant election authorities. The outcomes reflect the political landscape within Oneida County and may have implications for future legislative actions and community engagement strategies.