Independent candidate for Buffalo mayor, Michael Gainer, outlines his plans for the city in a one-on-one interview with BTPM NPR's Holly Kirkpatrick. We've spoken to all three candidates in the running.

Republican-endorsed candidate for Buffalo mayor, James Gardner, outlines his plans to balance the city’s budget, tackle lower-level crime, build new homes and more. This is part of a series of one-on-one interviews BTPM NPR held with all three candidates in their bid for City Hall's top job.

BTPM NPR’s Holly Kirkpatrick interviewed all three candidates in the race for Buffalo mayor to hear their plans for the city. First up, she spoke with Democratic nominee Sean Ryan.

Expertise or experience? That’s one question for Erie County voters choosing between challenger Christine Czarnik, with 20-plus years as an accountant, and incumbent Kevin Hardwick, running for a second term.

With early voting now underway throughout New York State, BTPM NPR offers links proving locations and hours of polling stations for the eight counties of Western New York.

Erie County Comptroller candidate Christine Czarnik says the office needs more employees with expertise in accounting. Incumbent Kevin Hardwick says it's not so simple.

The independent candidate calls for the removal of both the Kensington and Scajaquada Expressways and wants the City of Buffalo to partner with the state Department of Transportation in all future transportation planning in the region.

The Democratic party has held a razor-thin supermajority in state Senate since 2020.

President Biden will deliver remarks about the election results and the transition to President-elect Donald Trump.

Democrat Michael Keane defeated Republican James Gardner in the race for District Attorney Tuesday night.