Vote Charlene Tarver for County Leg District 16 in the June 23rd Democratic Primary!
Vote Charlene Tarver for County Leg District 16 in the June 23rd Democratic Primary!

Like her father Roosevelt Tarver (owner of Oasis Fish House), throughout her life and career, Charlene has been a champion for those living in the margins. She believes in a future where every voice matters, no child is left behind, and all Central New Yorkers are empowered to live up to their fullest potential. She's a visionary leader experienced in working across the aisle to get the job done.
Charlene's campaign is the people’s campaign! — A movement where the people come first, not titles, slogans, or political agendas, but safer neighborhoods, stronger families, small business support, economic growth, and housing affordability.
Charlene believes people and families should always come first; and that when we work together to dismantle systems that marginalize and divest in communities, we improve the quality of life for all — because we're #StrongerTogether. Get involved with the campign TODAY. Vote Charlene Tarver for the June 23rd Democratic Primary.
EARLY VOTING JUNE 13-21
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"Never ever be afraid to make some noise, and get in good trouble, necessary trouble". — Congressman John Lewis
Often times, things don't change without some good trouble. When we stand together, and cause good trouble, we can create policies and systems that make Onondaga County stronger, more inclusive, and more efficient....Better for all the children and families, seniors, and small businesses that call Onondaga County home.
I love District 16 and that pride has taken me around the world! Everything I've done in my career was preparation for serving the community that raised me. As a native Syracusan, I’m running because I’m skilled, qualified, and ready to lead. Let’s stand together and make some good trouble to improve the quality of life for residents across Onondaga County.
#StrongerTogether

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