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Woodruff L. Carroll

Republican · New York · 2026

On the November 3 ballot for Onondaga County Legislator, District 15, New York

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Onondaga County Legislator, District 15
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Biography

Woodruff L. Carroll has practiced law since 1984 through his firm, Woodruff Lee Carroll, P.C., in areas including civil rights, foreclosures and personal injury, per his campaign site. He has served as a Judicial Delegate multiple times between 2015 and 2026 and is running for Onondaga County Legislature District 15.

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