Frank Sedita III's attempt to move from the D.A.'s office to the bench has been widely anticipated in Buffalo political circles for months under a planned deal where local Republicans will cross-endorse Sedita, a Democrat, and Democrats will cross-endorse Emilio Colaiacovo, a Republican, for the other seat that is being contested.
September 18, 2015 at 05:05 AM
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Erie County District Attorney Frank Sedita III said Thursday he will run for a state Supreme Court seat this November.
Sedita’s attempt to move from the D.A.’s office to the bench has been widely anticipated in Buffalo political circles for months under a planned deal where local Republicans will cross-endorse Sedita, a Democrat, and Democrats will cross-endorse Emilio Colaiacovo, a Republican, for the other seat that is being contested.
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