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    Election 2016 coverage: Live from Colleen Deacon’s Headquarters

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    LIVE: Election Night Coverage

    Keep up with the latest in the 2016 24th district congressional election. The Oswegonian, alongside WTOP-10, will have live coverage on challenger Democrat Colleen Deacon’s headquarters at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown’s grand ballroom. Reporters will also be attending Republican John Katko’s headquarters.

    This blog will provide live updates from Deacon’s headquarters throughout the night.

    According to the most recent poll by Siena College Research Institute and Time Warner Cable, Katko is building a wide lead over Deacon by 19 points 53-34.

    Election coverage from The Oswegonian, WTOP-10, and WNYO 88.9 FM can be found on Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram under the hash tag #OzElects2016.

    Television coverage will begin at 8 p.m. and can be watched on campus on channel 10.1, channel 96 locally, heard on WNYO 88.9 or streamed on either the WTOP or WNYO websites.

    More coverage will be posted throughout the night:

     

    11:09 p.m.

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    Deacon takes the podium after incumbent Katko wins the 24th district congressional seat. Criselda Mapoy |The Oswegonian

    Democratic challenger Colleen Deacon lost the election for the 24th district Congressional seat to incumbent Republican Rep. John Katko.

    In her speech, Deacon said her campaign was all about “making an America that works for everyone. She thanked her son Adrian for his support during her campaign.
     
    “Thirteen months ago now I was sitting at home with my son discussing whether or not I wanted to get into this race. He told me I had an opportunity to make a difference and that if I didn’t take this opportunity, I would regret it everyday for the rest of my life.” 
     
    Deacon supporter Joseph Chiarenza, the Town of Dewitt supervisor, said the loss was a “tough blow” but said Deacon is a “hard worker”
     
    “Hopefully John Katko is going to do us right in his next term,” Chiarenza said.

    10:34 p.m.

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    The Oswegonian reporter Natalie Brophy interviews the Director of the Syracuse Jazz Festival Frank Malfitano. Criselda Mapoy | The Oswegonian

    With Deacon down in the polls, Malfitano said Deacon is “doing a great job. The campaign got a little nasty toward the end, but she was aggressive when she needed to be.”

    10:15 p.m.

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    Colleen Deacon supporters are in high spirits, enjoying refreshments and chatting with one another as they await the results of the 24th District Congressional election at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown.
    Polls in New York State closed about an hour ago.
    The crowd erupted in cheers when it was announced that Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton won New York State.
    Deacon supported Nathan Anderson said he supports Deacon because “She always stood up for me. I want to stand up for her.”
    Syracuse University students Edward Nwaba and Ashleigh Bobbitt both worked on Deacon’s finance team. Nwaba described Deacon as “passionate about what she does” and “nice to talk to.”
    Bobbitt was attracted to the “hands-on experience” Deacon has, rather than simply “degree knowledge.”

     

    9:38 p.m.

     

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