BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown is adding a new tool to his write-in campaign.
The mayor tells News 4, his staff has ordered tens of thousands of push stamps with his name to use on election day.
They’ll be given to people who have said they plan to vote for him, so they can just stamp his name on the ballot.
Mayor Brown says election law okays the use of stamps for write-in ballots.
- Poll worker who pre-stamped ballots for Byron Brown pleads guilty to lesser charge
- Byron Brown defends his tax increase after criticizing India Walton’s smaller proposal
- Poll worker accused of stamping Mayor Brown’s name on numerous ballots
- Former Erie County Legislator Betty Jean Grant charged after video incident at polling place
- Write-ins are counted: Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown wins reelection, defeating India Walton
