(Montana Free Press) – Elsewhere on the dais, four-term state Rep. Kimberly Dudik from Missoula plugged her bid for state attorney general. Dudik introduced herself as an experienced lawmaker and attorney with modest Frenchtown roots and a history of domestic violence advocacy.
(Nwi.com) – Attorney General Curtis Hill Jr. hasn’t officially said whether he’s running next year for a second term as Indiana’s lawyer.
(Clarion Ledger) – Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves raised about $650,000 in June in his bid for the governor’s mansion, a haul that outpaces his rivals and beats his own fundraising total from a month earlier.
(NRA press release) – The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) today announced its endorsement of Mark Baker for Mississippi attorney general in the 2019 primary election.
(Courier Journal) – Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andy Beshear is turning down a chance to contrast his vision with Republican incumbent Matt Bevin in front of a gathering of Kentucky’s business leaders.
(Local Fox Affiliate) – Montana Attorney General Tim Fox’s campaign has more than $212,000 in the bank as the field for the Republican nomination for governor narrows from six candidates to three. Fox raised nearly $109,000 between April and July and over $300,000 total during the first half of the year.
(US News & World Report) – The executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi is stepping down as she runs for statewide office.
(Indianapolis Star) – While formally announcing his intention to become the next attorney general of Indiana, John M. Westercamp made one thing clear. He is here to talk about what he brings to the table. Not Curtis Hill, or the controversy surrounding the man who currently holds the office that the 30-year-old Zionsville resident is gunning for.
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