Susan Hatfield, Republican candidate for attorney general. Courtesy Photo.
Susan Hatfield, whose family's roots in Connecticut date back to the colonial days, is traveling the state in an effort to become its first Republican attorney general in more than 60 years.
June 14, 2018 at 07:10 PM
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Editor’s Note: This question-and-answer interview with Republican attorney general candidate Susan Hatfield is the third in a series of profiles of the five candidates vying for the job.
A former state prosecutor, Susan Hatfield says she is hoping to do something Republicans in Connecticut have not done in 64 years: capture the Attorney General’s Office.
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