The Register-Star just published a kind of midday check on today's primary election, visiting various polling places around the region. At St. Mary's Academy here in Hudson, where at 1:20 p.m. only 65 people had voted, the reporter, Spenser Walsh, ran into Lloyd Koedding, who is challenging Sonya Okun to be the Democratic candidate for Third Ward supervisor. Walsh reports the following about Koedding's reason for entering the race:
Koedding said he chose this path to run for the supervisor role as a way of getting back at Michael Chameides, who was 3rd Ward Supervisor until the end of 2025. Koedding holds a grudge against Michael Chameides because his wife, Hudson Area Library director Emily Chameides, threw Koedding out of the library for failing to wear a mask during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, Koedding has begun to regret the revenge-focused nature of his candidacy.
Gossips will publish the results of the election as soon as they are available later tonight.
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