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(Spectrum News) – The small but influential Working Families Party (WFP) is leaving its door open to endorse either Public Advocate Letitia James or law professor Zephyr Teachout later this year. But under pressure from Gov. Andrew Cuomo, James has said she is not seeking the party’s line.
(NBC News) – According to Jen Duffy, who as senior editor of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report monitors races across the country, data privacy as a campaign issue is “coming to a general election near you.”
(CT Mirror) – Rep. William Tong of Stamford won the Democratic endorsement for attorney general Saturday, but will face former federal prosecutor Chris Mattei of Hartford and Sen. Paul Doyle of Wethersfield in a three-way primary for the nomination.
(Wall Street Journal) – The coming week is gearing up to be a busy—and illuminating—one in New York politics.
(Spectrum News) – Days before the state Democratic Convention, Errol Louis discussed the latest in the race for attorney general with Gloria Pazmino, Ben Max, Zack Fink and Grace Rauh.
(Greenville News) – It only took only 4½ minutes of closing remarks by state Attorney General Alan Wilson and his Republican challengers, Rep. Todd Atwater and William Herlong, to illustrate how their race has become one of most bitter political contests in South Carolina this year.
(The Daily Republic) – An outside firm’s survey indicates state Attorney General Marty Jackley leads U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem for the Republican nomination for South Dakota governor in the June 5 primary election.
(Bangor Daily News) – Republican Shawn Moody and Democrat Janet Mills are clear front-runners in Maine’s June gubernatorial primaries, while a Democratic 2nd Congressional District primary is effectively tied in the first public ranked-choice poll of Maine’s 2018 primaries.
(AL.com) – A new poll shows a tight race for the Republican nomination for attorney general in Alabama, with more than half of those responding undecided.
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