All in a day. As a convoluted redistricting process came to a close Saturday, Miguelina Camilo went from the Democratic frontrunner in an open race for Senate District 36 to facing a stiff primary against longtime incumbent Gustavo Rivera in the newly drawn District 33.
Just minutes before a mandated Friday night deadline, Steuben County court-appointed special master Jonathan Cervas released final versions of new congressional and state Senate maps, concluding a redistricting process — a procedure outlined in the Constitution to redraw legislative boundaries every 10 years — that dragged on for months pushing back some primaries deep into August.
