Town of Cicero, New York
Cicero Republican Committee
Election District 9
District 9 sits at a crossroads in Cicero — along the Route 31, U.S. 11 and Interstate 81 corridors, next door to the largest development this part of New York has seen in a generation. This is the committee that represents it.
Above: the Micron site at White Pine Commerce Park, immediately west of the district. Photo courtesy of Micron Technologies.
Where you vote
J. H. Spire American Legion
5575 Legionnaire Dr, Cicero
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Next election
Tuesday, November 3, 2026
New York State general election
Registration and deadlines
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Polling place: Onondaga County Board of Elections consolidated polling place list, issued 15 March 2026. Polling places can change — the county Board of Elections is the authority. Sources in full on the district information page.

Your representatives
Nancy & Scott White
They live on McKinley Road, are the parents of four children and grandparents of three, and bring decades of experience in local, county and state government to their roles as the Republican Committee representatives for Cicero’s Election District 9.
Their goal in representing District 9 is straightforward: to be accessible, informed and effective advocates for the people who live here.
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The district
A crossroads, then and now
Long before highways and semiconductor plants, this community centered on Cody’s Corner — a tavern near what is now Route 11 and Crabtree Lane, and one of Cicero’s earliest commercial gathering places. Roads replaced trails, canals reshaped commerce, and each wave of growth changed the landscape again.
District 9 now stands at the center of the next transformation. Those changes can bring tremendous opportunity, but they also make thoughtful local leadership increasingly important.
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Leadership
The representatives serving Election District 9.
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