Texas Attorney General debate filled political agreements, personal attacks
During the Republican Attorneys General Association debate, the four candidates for Texas Attorney General – State Sen. Mayes Middleton, State Sen. Joan Huffman, former Assistant U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz and U.S. Rep. Chip Roy – agreed on almost everything, but still attacked each other on their records and experience.
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — State Sen. Nathan Johnson, D-Dallas, announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for attorney general. In a statement, a spokesperson for his campaign said he will focus on "restoring integrity" to the Office of the Attorney General. "Senator Johnson currently represents nearly 1 million constituents in Dallas County…
AUSTIN (Nexstar) -- State Sen. Joan Huffman, R - Houston, became the latest high-profile Republican to join the race for the state's chief legal officer. She has more than a decade of experience as a prosecutor in the court room and almost two decades as a legislator in the state…
AUSTIN (Nexstar) -- Texas Sen. Joan Huffman is throwing her hat into the crowded Republican primary for Attorney General of Texas. Huffman, who has served in the Texas Senate since 2008, said her experience sets her apart from the other candidates in the race. Other candidates vying for the Republican…