Brian Wallace
Brian Wallace didn't get much of a chance to enjoy retirement
By adamg - 7/21/11 - 2:13 pmThe South Boston state rep, who didn't seek re-election last fall, was indicted today on campaign-finance violations, along with his 2008 campaign treasurer, for allegedly failing to report $6,300 worth of donations that year.
- More details, including comments from his lawyer, by the Dorchester Reporter
- Statement from AG Martha Coakley.
Innocent, etc.
Attorney General looking at Brian Wallace's campaign finances
By adamg - 8/30/10 - 7:47 amThe Globe reports on the retiring South Boston state rep.
South Boston state rep looks set to retire
By adamg - 3/1/10 - 7:13 pmThe Dorchester Reporter's Lit Drop is reporting sources say Brian Wallace will not be running for re-election in the 4th Suffolk district (South Boston and a bit of Dorchester).
Michael McGee of South Boston had already announced a run for Wallace's seat. MassBeacon.com reports Jeffrey Poreda, Jake Bombard and Mark McGonagle are also running on the Democratic side, while Patrick Brennan is running in Scott Brown's favorite part of Boston as a Republican.
Does Brown vote in South Boston spell trouble for Brian Wallace?
By adamg - 1/22/10 - 1:29 pmMaybe not by itself, but David Bernstein ponders if Wallace might have some issues this fall if you combine Browniemania with hostility toward Wallace over gay marriage and from elephant-memory Tom Menino over Wallace's decision to back Flaherty for mayor. If, that is, Wallace even runs, Bernstein adds. Wallace currently has at least one opponent - Democrat Michael McGee, who so far hasn't seemed to express major policy differences, except for casino gambling. Like Wallace, he also supported Flaherty.
Southie state rep will face primary opposition next year
By adamg - 11/16/09 - 11:42 am
Michael McGee, a South Boston lawyer and neighborhood activist, says he'll be taking on incumbent state Rep. Brian Wallace for the Democratic nomination next fall in the 4th Suffolk district, which covers South Boston, Uphams Corner and Harbor Point. In a press release, he says:
My local activism has taught me that much can be accomplished if you are willing to roll up your sleeves and go to work. That is what I have been doing for our neighborhood for years as a volunteer--organizing neighbors, pressuring elected officials, planting trees, raising money, mentoring kids--all to make our neighborhood better for all of us. As your State Representative, I'll work just as hard as the advocate for our community.
McGee's Twitter feed
Wallace's Facebook page
McGee's complete statement:
