Syracuse: who represents it, and who is running

U.S. general election (federal, state and county offices) and a City of Syracuse vacancy election votes on 2026-11-03. It elects governor and Lieutenant Governor (joint ticket); State Comptroller; Attorney General; U.S. Representative NY-22; State Senate SD-48 (and SD-50 elsewhere in the county); Assembly AD-128 and AD-129 (city), AD-126/127 elsewhere; Onondaga County Sheriff; County Court Judge; all 17 County Legislators; State Supreme Court Justice (5th JD); two county propositions on term limits; City of Syracuse Councilor-at-Large (to fill vacancy: Helen Hudson DEM v Raymond J. Dague REP) and Commissioner of Education (to fill vacancy: Desire Ndagijimana DEM, sole). No U.S. Senate seat is up in New York in 2026..

Holding office19

the sitting council

On the ballot12

4 sitting members running again

The official candidate list ↗ · What Syracuse is like — the /local page

Congressional district (city hall): New York's 22nd congressional district (city hall; every sampled point in the city) — John W. Mannion (Democratic)

Mayor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Sharon Owens ✉️ Elected	Mayor	Democratic		Onondaga County Board of Elections

City Auditor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Alexander Marion Elected	City Auditor	Democratic	citywide	Onondaga County Board of Elections

Councilor-at-Large

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Chol Majok Elected	Councilor-at-Large	Democratic	At-Large	City of Syracuse
Hanah Ehrenreich Elected	Councilor-at-Large	Democratic	At-Large	City of Syracuse
Rasheada Caldwell Elected	Councilor-at-Large	Democratic	At-Large	City of Syracuse
Helen Hudson Elected	Councilor-at-Large → Running	Democratic	At-Large	City of Syracuse
Raymond J. Dague	Councilor-at-Large Running	Republican	At-Large	Onondaga County Board of Elections

District Councilor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Corey J. Williams Elected	District Councilor	Democratic	District 3	City of Syracuse
Donna Moore Elected	District Councilor	Democratic	District 2	City of Syracuse
Jimmy Monto Elected	District Councilor	Democratic	District 5	City of Syracuse
Marino L. Nave Elected	District Councilor	Democratic	District 1	City of Syracuse
Patrona Jones-Rowser Elected	District Councilor	Democratic	District 4	City of Syracuse

President of the Common Council

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Rita Paniagua Elected	President of the Common Council	Democratic	President	City of Syracuse

Governor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Kathy C. Hochul Elected	Governor → Running	Democratic		Onondaga County Board of Elections
Bruce A. Blakeman	Governor Running	Republican		Onondaga County Board of Elections

Lieutenant Governor

Name	Office	Party / slate	Source
Antonio Delgado Elected	Lieutenant Governor	Democratic	Onondaga County Board of Elections
Adrienne E. Adams	Lieutenant Governor Running	Democratic	Onondaga County Board of Elections
Todd Hood	Lieutenant Governor Running	Republican	Onondaga County Board of Elections

Member of Assembly — AD-129

Name	Office	Party / slate	Source
William B. Magnarelli Elected	Member of Assembly	Democratic	New York State Assembly
Maurice Mo Brown	Member of Assembly Running	Democratic	Onondaga County Board of Elections
Shawn M. Fiato	Member of Assembly Running	Republican	Onondaga County Board of Elections

State Senator — SD-48

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Rachel May Elected	State Senator → Running	Democratic		New York State Senate
Richard McCarron Jr.	State Senator Running	Republican		Onondaga County Board of Elections

U.S. Senator

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
Charles E. Schumer Elected	U.S. Senator	Democratic		Onondaga County Board of Elections
Kirsten E. Gillibrand Elected	U.S. Senator	Democratic		Onondaga County Board of Elections

U.S. Representative — NY-22

Name	Office	Party / slate	Seat	Source
John W. Mannion Elected	U.S. Representative → Running	Democratic		Office of the Clerk, U.S. House
Kailee Buller	U.S. Representative Running	Republican		Onondaga County Board of Elections

Notes on this record

How the lists were read, and what could not be.

Candidates: Onondaga County Board of Elections 'Official Candidates List, November 3, 2026 (Revised 9/18/2026)', the no-addresses edition linked from onondaga.gov/elections/candidate-information (PDF created 2026-09-18). Party = every ballot line as printed (DEM, REP, CON Conservative, WOR Working Families, VA Vote Affordable); partyShort = the major-party line. Write-ins and primary losers are not on the list. The Board's 'Offices to be Filled' list (6/12/2026) confirms the same offices.
Officeholders: Onondaga BOE 'Onondaga County Elected Official List' (PDF created 2026-04-03). That list prints each official's RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS — none was copied; only name, office, party and term dates were read.
District coverage: Syracuse is wholly in NY-22 and SD-48 on the grid; Assembly AD-129 (12 of 16 points, incl. City Hall) and AD-128 (4; Pamela Jo Hunter DEM/WOR, sitting, v Patrick J. Becher REP/CON). Only City Hall's state districts are recorded as people.
AD-129 is OPEN: sitting member William B. Magnarelli (Dem; term ends 12/31/2026) is not on the 2026 list; Maurice Mo Brown (DEM/WOR) v Shawn M. Fiato (REP/CON). NY-22: John W. Mannion (DEM/WOR, sitting) v Kailee Buller (REP/CON). SD-48: Rachel May (DEM/WOR, sitting) v Richard McCarron Jr. (REP/CON). Governor: Hochul/Adams (DEM/WOR) v Blakeman/Hood (REP/CON/VA). Comptroller (DiNapoli D/W v Joseph Hernandez R/C) and Attorney General (Letitia A. James D/W v Saritha Komatireddy R/C) are on the ballot but not recorded as people.
Municipal: Mayor, City Auditor, Common Council President, four Councilors-at-Large and five District Councilors. Names and order from the City of Syracuse 'Common Council Members' page (syr.gov, robots allows); party and term dates from the Onondaga BOE Elected Official List. The BOE list (April 2026) shows one at-large seat 'Vacant'; the City page now lists Helen Hudson as Common Councilor At-Large, and she is the Democratic candidate to fill that vacancy, so she is recorded incumbent-running (her party and appointment date are not printed on either page). The council page prints no individual emails; the general office line is not copied.
District 1 Councilor: the BOE list prints 'Marty Nave', the City page 'Marino L. Nave'; the City's form is used, the BOE's kept in a note.
Next regular municipal election: November 2027 (City Auditor and Councilor-at-Large Majok, terms ending 12/31/2027 on the BOE list); Mayor, Council President and the five District Councilors hold terms to 12/31/2028 (election November 2028) — inferred from printed term ends. Commissioner of Education (school) and judges are not recorded. standsFor null for everyone. Ballotpedia and Wikipedia not used.

Sources

Prepared 2026-11-01. Nomination papers are never opened: they carry home addresses. After voting day a candidate list becomes a result; these rows are reconciled, not deleted.