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David Magnarelli
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David Magnarelli was a judicial candidate for the New York Supreme Court 5th Judicial District. He is from Onondaga County, New York.[1]
2011 election
- Main page: New York judicial elections, 2011
Magnarelli ran unsuccessfully for one of four open seats on the New York Supreme Court 5th Judicial District. He received 11.3 percent of the vote in the November 8th election. He was endorsed by the Democratic Party.[1]
Other candidates included Charles C. Merrell, Prescott E. Klosner, Michael F. Young, James P. McClusky, Patrick F. MacRae, Erin P. Gall, Thomas Buckel, John G. Stone and Claudia Tenney.
Candidates sought to replace retired/retiring judges Michael E. Daley (Herkimer County), Hugh A. Gilbert (Jefferson County), Joseph D. McGuire (Lewis County) and Samuel D. Hester (Oneida County). An unwritten practice called "home rule" states that a judge from each county should serve on the district's Supreme Court. Magnarelli, however, is from Onondaga County.[2]
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