Senate candidate ordered to reimburse state for misspent campaign funds
By Politicker StaffState Senate candidate Dana Kadey has been ordered to reimburse the state for personal purchases made with public campaign funds.
As first reported last week by PolitickerME.com, purchases made by the independent candidate from Princeton -- including a GPS unit, cooler, truck cap and roof rack -- were under review by the Maine Ethics Commission.
On Monday, they voted to require Kadey to repay $2,000 to the Maine Clean Election Act fund.
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