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(KPC News) As Indiana’s statewide offices go, attorney general sounds pretty glamorous. Simply put, the Indiana attorney general’s office isn’t what a lot of people think it is. Read more…

Although all eyes may be on the presidential race this election season, there are also state attorney general (AG) races taking place across the country, the outcomes of which will have a profound impact on their states’ constituents and businesses. Read on for former Virginia Attorney General and Cozen O’Connor Member Jerry Kilgore’s insights on the 2020 state attorney general races to watch.

(Seattle Times)  President Donald Trump had been in office all of 10 days when Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed the first of his 80 lawsuits against the administration. Read more…

(St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to extend Republican control of the Missouri attorney general’s office for four more years or return the office to Democrats, who were in charge from 1993 until early 2017. Read more…

(IndyStar) When Hoosiers elect their next attorney general Nov. 3, they are doing more than just choosing the state’s defense lawyer. The attorney general has the power to influence health care, abortion rights and the way laws are enforced in Indiana and nationally. Read more…

A Quick Guide to 2020 State Attorney General Elections

Here is an at-a-glance guide to the races in the upcoming state attorney general elections. The key states to watch are North Carolina and Pennsylvania, where incumbents are facing strong challenges, and Montana and Indiana, where the AG seat is open.

(Statesman Journal) As Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum seeks her third term in office, she faces a non-lawyer in Republican Michael Cross. Read more…

(WFYI.com) Indiana Democrats are targeting the state attorney general’s race as their best chance to break the stranglehold Republicans have over state government. Read More…