From left, Republican Attorney General candidate Susan Hatfield, Democratic candidate William Tong and Green Party candidate Peter Goselin.
With about two months before the general election, the three candidates for Connecticut attorney general went on the offensive as they discussed guns, Trump, each other and the environment.
September 04, 2018 at 06:21 PM
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The race for who will become the next Connecticut attorney general is on—and it’s heated.
From guns to the environment to President Donald Trump and the eligibility for office, the three candidates vying to be the state’s top lawyer have very differing opinions. They also wasted no time after the recent primary to go after each other.
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