Democratic candidates for Connecticut attorney general debated Tuesday night in New Haven. From left to right are: William Tong, Chris Mattei and Paul Doyle. Photo: Thomas Breen/New Haven Independent
The three candidates for attorney general on the Democratic side had a hard-fought debate Tuesday evening that carried over in interviews with the Connecticut Law Tribune on Wednesday.
August 08, 2018 at 03:46 PM
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With six days before the primary for attorney general, the three Democratic candidates for the job amped up their rhetoric as they faced off on issues, ranging from qualifications for the job to votes made in the state Legislature.
On Tuesday, the Connecticut Law Tribune and the New Haven Independent co-sponsored a one-hour debate with William Tong, the Democratic party’s endorsed candidate, and Paul Doyle and Chris Mattei at the Bethel AME Church in New Haven.
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