Thirty state Attorney General offices are up for grabs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Political prognosticators have suggested that Bonta is expected to gain strong support from organized labor and criminal justice reform advocates, while law enforcement interests are expected to support his challengers.
50% : One area related to multistate investigations to watch is data privacy and cybersecurity, where the states, through both state attorney general enforcement actions and regulation promulgated pursuant to state data privacy laws, seem to be positioning themselves as the primary regulator for privacy issues.
49% : His campaign, which focuses on border security, government accountability and law enforcement, will need to convince the Republican primary electorate that Bush's conservative credentials are best for Texas.
47% : Instead, they have -- among other things -- filed a record number of lawsuits against the federal government championing federalism, positioned the states as the leaders in data privacy and enforcement, and led the charge against opioid distributors and manufacturers, resulting in billions in penalties and robust injunctive relief.
46% : The crowded field means that candidates will have to woo potential supporters on a number of issues, including immigration, border security and election law, prior to the August 2022 primaries.
39% : Schubert, a career prosecutor, has repeatedly challenged Bonta's position on criminal justice reform.

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