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Democrat Nathan Johnson elected Texas attorney general to succeed Paxton — Nov 3, 2026Texas voters are choosing a new attorney general among Republican Mayes Middleton, Democrat Nathan Johnson and Libertarian Tom Oxford, with the seat open after Ken Paxton left to run for the U.S. Senate; results were beginning to come in, with no winner declared in the reports. Colorado’s attorney general race between Democrat Jena Griswold and Republican Michael Allen centers in part on whether the state will continue lawsuits against the Trump administration.

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Griswold, Allen clash in sole Colorado AG debate — Oct 15, 2026In their only scheduled debate for Colorado attorney general, Democrat Jena Griswold and Republican Michael Allen attacked each other’s qualifications and records, with Allen touting his courtroom experience and Griswold arguing her record of challenging President Donald Trump makes her best suited to defend the state. They also clashed over immigration enforcement and how aggressively Colorado should pursue lawsuits against the federal government, while Allen cast himself as a less partisan enforcer of the law.

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Blue State Suffers Setback In Fight To Defend Gun Tax — Jul 29, 2026A Colorado judge on Monday refused to dismiss El Paso County District Attorney Michael Allen as a defendant in a suit challenging a 6.5% tax the state placed on firearms.

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