Senator Dan Wolf checks in with Mindy Todd on The Point to discuss the decision to end his gubernatorial campaign, citing recent actions by the State Ethics Commission. A conflict of interest finding, stemming from Wolf's role as founder of the airlines Cape Air, has been the cause of controversy.
the Cape Air founder’s campaign could survive a conflict-of-interest finding stemming from his Hyannis-based airline’s contract with the state transportation agency. - See more at: http://www.ack.net/CapeAirsDanWolfendscampaignforgovernor102413.html#sthash.m74ntI0u.dpuf
State Sen. Dan Wolf said he’s officially ending his stalled gubernatorial run amid after realizing it could be “several more months, quite possibly longer” until the state Ethics Commission reaches a decision that would allow him back on the campaign trail. - See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_politics/2013/10/wolf_citing_unresolved_ethics_complaint_exits_gov_s_race#sthash.7QcpwFBj.dpuf
State Sen. Dan Wolf said he’s officially ending his stalled gubernatorial run amid after realizing it could be “several more months, quite possibly longer” until the state Ethics Commission reaches a decision that would allow him back on the campaign trail.
The Cape Cod Democrat said in a statement this evening that he has “no option” but to end his campaign, which had been on hold since August after state officials told him his 23 percent share in Cape Air, given its state contracts with Massport, and his place in the Senate and as a gubernatorial candidate, represented a conflict of interest.
- See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_politics/2013/10/wolf_citing_unresolved_ethics_complaint_exits_gov_s_race#sthash.7QcpwFBj.dpuf
State Sen. Dan Wolf said he’s officially ending his stalled gubernatorial run amid after realizing it could be “several more months, quite possibly longer” until the state Ethics Commission reaches a decision that would allow him back on the campaign trail.
The Cape Cod Democrat said in a statement this evening that he has “no option” but to end his campaign, which had been on hold since August after state officials told him his 23 percent share in Cape Air, given its state contracts with Massport, and his place in the Senate and as a gubernatorial candidate, represented a conflict of interest.
- See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_politics/2013/10/wolf_citing_unresolved_ethics_complaint_exits_gov_s_race#sthash.7QcpwFBj.dpuf
State Sen. Dan Wolf said he’s officially ending his stalled gubernatorial run amid after realizing it could be “several more months, quite possibly longer” until the state Ethics Commission reaches a decision that would allow him back on the campaign trail.
The Cape Cod Democrat said in a statement this evening that he has “no option” but to end his campaign, which had been on hold since August after state officials told him his 23 percent share in Cape Air, given its state contracts with Massport, and his place in the Senate and as a gubernatorial candidate, represented a conflict of interest.
- See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_politics/2013/10/wolf_citing_unresolved_ethics_complaint_exits_gov_s_race#sthash.7QcpwFBj.dpuf
State Sen. Dan Wolf said he’s officially ending his stalled gubernatorial run amid after realizing it could be “several more months, quite possibly longer” until the state Ethics Commission reaches a decision that would allow him back on the campaign trail.
The Cape Cod Democrat said in a statement this evening that he has “no option” but to end his campaign, which had been on hold since August after state officials told him his 23 percent share in Cape Air, given its state contracts with Massport, and his place in the Senate and as a gubernatorial candidate, represented a conflict of interest.
- See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_politics/2013/10/wolf_citing_unresolved_ethics_complaint_exits_gov_s_race#sthash.7QcpwFBj.dpuf
State Sen. Dan Wolf said he’s officially ending his stalled gubernatorial run amid after realizing it could be “several more months, quite possibly longer” until the state Ethics Commission reaches a decision that would allow him back on the campaign trail.
The Cape Cod Democrat said in a statement this evening that he has “no option” but to end his campaign, which had been on hold since August after state officials told him his 23 percent share in Cape Air, given its state contracts with Massport, and his place in the Senate and as a gubernatorial candidate, represented a conflict of interest.
- See more at: http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_politics/2013/10/wolf_citing_unresolved_ethics_complaint_exits_gov_s_race#sthash.7QcpwFBj.dpuf
State Sen. Daniel Wolf permanently grounded his beleaguered run for governor Monday, ending more than two months of uncertainty about whether the Cape Air founder’s campaign could survive a conflict-of-interest finding stemming from his Hyannis-based airline’s contract with the state transportation agency. - See more at: http://www.ack.net/CapeAirsDanWolfendscampaignforgovernor102413.html#sthash.m74ntI0u.dpuf
