Syracuse City Auditor Phil LaTessa came out in support of Joe Nicoletti in the mayoral primary race. LaTessa considered running for mayor himself but never made the jump. Nicoletti also picked up the endorsement of several local unions to counter mayoral candidate (and party designee) Stephanie Miner’s advantage among labor unions. As the September 15th primary fast approaches, attention turns to current mayor Matt Driscoll. A last-minute endorsement from the mayor for either candidate could have a significant impact on undecided voters. At this point in the race, it seems Driscoll may be sitting on the sidelines through the primary in preparation to endorse whichever Democrat comes out alive after this Tuesday.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Nicoletti Gets Another Endorsement
Syracuse City Auditor Phil LaTessa came out in support of Joe Nicoletti in the mayoral primary race. LaTessa considered running for mayor himself but never made the jump. Nicoletti also picked up the endorsement of several local unions to counter mayoral candidate (and party designee) Stephanie Miner’s advantage among labor unions. As the September 15th primary fast approaches, attention turns to current mayor Matt Driscoll. A last-minute endorsement from the mayor for either candidate could have a significant impact on undecided voters. At this point in the race, it seems Driscoll may be sitting on the sidelines through the primary in preparation to endorse whichever Democrat comes out alive after this Tuesday.
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