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GOP Kingpin

Casale Resigns

Chairmanship

With Oberacker, Burns, Getman

In Place, My Job Done, He Says

By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www. AllOTSEGO.com

Vince Casale and his wife, Lynn Krogh, at President Trump's inaugural ball in 2016.

COOPERSTOWN – Saying his work is done, Vince Casale of Cooperstown is stepping down as chairman of the Otsego County Republican Committee, he confirmed this evening.

Committee chairman since 2015, Casale has recommended Lori Lehenbauer of Worcester, the GOP county elections commissioner, as his successor.

In the past year, he's been focused on ensuring two key retirements – those of state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, and state Supreme Court Judge Michael V. Coccoma, Cooperstown – would result in those positions remaining in Republican hands.

"My work is done," he said in an interview this evening.  "It's time for a change."






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