After Kathleen Kane coasted to victory Tuesday in the race for Pennsylvania attorney general, becoming the first Democrat to hold the post since it became an elective one and the first woman elected for the job, some sources said the office would focus more on advocating for consumer protection.
“The thing that will change the most is the making use of the public advocacy authority of the attorney general,” said Louis J. Rovelli, who spent more than three decades in the office.
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