Democratic Attorneys General Face Tight Nov. 3 Races After Challenging Trump

Some Democratic attorneys general face close elections despite broad polling support for Democrats after leading state challenges to Trump's policies.

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Democratic Attorneys General Face Tight Nov. 3 Races After Challenging Trump

Democratic attorneys general who have led state opposition to President Trump’s policies face a test at the ballot box on Nov. 3, with some locked in close races.

The competitive contests come despite polls indicating broad voter support for Democrats. Some of the party’s leading state-level challengers to Trump could lose their posts.

Originally reported by The New York Times. Read the full story at The New York Times

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