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🚨 HUGE WIN at the Supreme Court. Last night SCOTUS sided with Dem AGs: the president cannot control mail-in voting. This is an enormous win for free and fair elections, the rule of law, and the one in three voters who vote-by-mail. Dem AGs vowed to see this case through – and they did. 🗳️

Nicole Cannizzaro has a plan to hold data centers accountable to Nevadans. Her opponent avoided an interview on the subject – but previously told Nevadans they need to “roll with the punches.”

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“I’m supporting Chris Mann [over Kris Kobach] because I think he is genuinely more interested in the job and actual duties of the Kansas attorney general than using the office as a political stepping stone.” -Neosho County Sheriff Greg Taylor, a Republican www.kansascity.com/news/politic...

Kansas Democrat leans into law enforcement background in attorney general race

Chris Mann, a former police officer and prosecutor, unveiled a campaign advisory committee of sheriffs and chiefs of police supporting him.

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A HUGE win for AG Nessel and the rule of law. The Trump administration illegally forced a MI coal plant to stay open more than a year past its planned retirement. Today, a three-judge panel unanimously ruled DOE overstepped its authority. AG Nessel fought this order from the beginning – and won.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel@miattygen.bsky.social · 4d ago

Today, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit vacated the U.S. Department of Energy ‘s arbitrary and illegal order forcing the continued operation of Consumers Energy’s J.H. Campbell coal-fired power plant in West Olive. Read more at go.mi.gov/813fk3347

“By forcing its continued operation, DOE tried a never-before-used tactic to illegally prop up the aging J.H. Campbell coal plant that nobody asked to keep, sticking ratepayers with a bill for a facility that should have been retired more than a year ago. I am relieved that the Court saw through this facade and threw out DOE’s order that had zero basis in reality. My office has been fighting this unlawful political stunt at every turn, and this ruling proves what we have been saying all along: this administration does not get to invent fake emergencies to bypass the rule of law against the best interests of Michigan residents. We remain committed to fighting these nonsensical orders and protecting our ratepayers,” said Attorney General Nessel.

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NEW: Dem AGs sat down w/ @lawofruby.bsky.social and MS NOW to talk about how they’re preparing for another free, fair, and secure election this November. W/ California AG Rob Bonta, Connecticut AG William Tong, Michigan AG Dana Nessel, Washington AG Nick Brown, and Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul

What keeps Democratic attorneys general up at night? A group of them have a surprising answer.

MS NOW sat down exclusively with five Democratic state attorneys general to talk election security. It’s not what may happen before the upcoming midterms that frightens them — it’s what may come after...

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25 years ago, lives across the nation were forever changed. Today, we honor the brave individuals and first responders who lost their lives following the September 11th attacks.

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Nevada Dem AG candidate Nicole Cannizzaro sat down to discuss her plans to regulate data centers to ensure the public is protected. Her opponent, Adriana Guzmán Fralick, has refused to sit for the same interview for weeks... www.ktnv.com/news/data-ce...

Data centers an issue in race for attorney general

The ever-expanding issue of data centers has emerged in the race for Nevada attorney general, with one candidate calling for greater regulation of the industry.

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Iowans lose $900 million per year to wage theft. Those workers deserve an AG who prioritizes fighting for them. Clearly, that candidate is Nate Willems – not Brenna Bird.

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This Labor Day, we’re celebrating the workers who keep our communities, our economy, and our country moving forward. Every worker deserves a fair shot, a fair wage, and the freedom to build a better future. Dem AGs have your back. ✊

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Doug Lloyd made a pledge to keep partisan politics out of the AG’s office...from the stage at a JD Vance rally. Be so for real, Doug. 😒