Republican candidate for attorney general Keith Wofford, at left, delivers his remarks at the state Republican Convention in New York last week. New York Public Advocate Letitia James, at right, joins Gov. Andrew Cuomo after he signed an initiative for a $1.4 billion program in central Brooklyn in April. Photos: Richard Drew/AP, Bebeto Matthews/AP
Three of the four presumed candidates for attorney general are women, and three of the four are African-American, including the GOP's pick, attorney Keith Wofford.
May 29, 2018 at 05:20 AM
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Democrat and Republican officials picked their official candidates for attorney general earlier last week, setting the stage for party primaries in September and on to the general election in November.
New York City Public Advocate Letitia James got the nod for Democrats during their convention on Long Island. For Republicans, Ropes & Gray partner Keith Wofford secured his party’s support.
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