Republican committee votes to endorse McBride for Supreme Court Judge
NORWICH – The Chenango County Republican Committee announced Monday its endorsement of District Attorney Joseph McBride for Supreme Court Judge of the Sixth Judicial District after committee members voted in favor of McBride over County Court Judge Frank Revoir, 32 to 15.
"I want to thank the Republican party for having the confidence in me to select me for such an important position," said McBride. "I want to thank the community for supporting me for all of my endeavors to make this a better place to live."
McBride said he will formally announce his campaign in the next week.
Chenango County Republican Committee Chairman Tom Morrone said letters were sent out to every Republican committee person to vote to endorse a candidate, and 47 of 50 committee members voted, with one abstaining.
"The committee worked hard on putting this together, making sure all the I's were dotted and T's were crossed," said Morrone. "And thank you to our election commissioner, Mary Lou [Monahan], she did a heck of a job."
Morrone said that while this is an endorsement on behalf of the Chenango County Republican Committee, the people will vote in September for a candidate that the public may elect in November.
The Supreme Court Judge seat for the Sixth Judicial District is vacant following the retirement of former Supreme Court Justice Kevin M. Dowd at the end of 2017.
This is not the first instance of McBride and Revoir running for the same judge seat. In 2012, McBride and Revoir ran for Chenango County Court Judge.
While the Chenango County Republican Committee initially endorsed McBride in 2012, the committee backed Revoir after Revoir beat McBride in the primary.
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"I want to thank the Republican party for having the confidence in me to select me for such an important position," said McBride. "I want to thank the community for supporting me for all of my endeavors to make this a better place to live."
McBride said he will formally announce his campaign in the next week.
Chenango County Republican Committee Chairman Tom Morrone said letters were sent out to every Republican committee person to vote to endorse a candidate, and 47 of 50 committee members voted, with one abstaining.
"The committee worked hard on putting this together, making sure all the I's were dotted and T's were crossed," said Morrone. "And thank you to our election commissioner, Mary Lou [Monahan], she did a heck of a job."
Morrone said that while this is an endorsement on behalf of the Chenango County Republican Committee, the people will vote in September for a candidate that the public may elect in November.
The Supreme Court Judge seat for the Sixth Judicial District is vacant following the retirement of former Supreme Court Justice Kevin M. Dowd at the end of 2017.
This is not the first instance of McBride and Revoir running for the same judge seat. In 2012, McBride and Revoir ran for Chenango County Court Judge.
While the Chenango County Republican Committee initially endorsed McBride in 2012, the committee backed Revoir after Revoir beat McBride in the primary.
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