Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Wolff hasn't made withdrawal official, campaign signs still abound
Despite announcing his intentions to drop out of the Chapel Hill mayor's race, Kevin Wolff campaign signs still encourage residents to vote for him, and he hasn't submitted any formal withdrawal to the Orange County Board of Elections.
Due to his timing, his name will remain on the ballot, and in lieu of filing formal paperwork and taking down his signs, he could still earn the most votes and the mayor's seat. Campaign manager Steve Hill said he was unsure of Wolff's plans.
"I'm only stammering because I'm a little surprised by the questions. I don't know if there's a position about an official filing," he said. "He may just leave signs up until after because he's not required to take them down."
One Dr. Seuss quote deserves another. Mr. Wolff, "Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple."
Comments (2)
Showing 1-2 of 2
Wolff's wife wrote a curious letter to the editor in the CH News a couple of days ago. KW's 3% won't help MC's campaign, fortunately.
like
dislike
Latest in Triangulator
-
Durham council to consider granting 751 South utilities at Feb. 20 meeting
Southern Durham Development could receive city water, sewer services to build controversial new community.
- Feb 9, 2012
-
In "Carrboro Commune" CVS takeover, no arrests, no SWAT team, plenty of controversy
A group of 20 anti-capitalist protesters occupied CVS-owned in property in downtown Carrboro for three hours Saturday night before walking out at the strong encouragement of town police and Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton, who each told them they would be charged with breaking and entering if they did not leave.
- Feb 5, 2012
-
Breaking: Anti-capitalist occupiers say they've taken new Carrboro CVS
- Feb 4, 2012
- More »
Author Archives
-
In Chapel Hill, opposition builds against charter school
Charter schools under the microscope (Part 2/3)
- Jan 25, 2012
-
Stancil's report supports police in Yates raid
- Jan 7, 2012
- More »
