Complaint alleges AG candidate Graybill ineligible for ballot
Democratic attorney general candidate Raph Graybill is not eligible for the ballot because he hasn’t actively practiced law in Montana for five years, alleges a complaint filed this week with the state political practices office.
Graybill, however, said he will have met the requirement before the Nov. 3 election, and his campaign called the complaint is a “bad-faith, frivolous attack.”
“It’s disappointing that supporters of his opponent are resorting to a cheap, political hit to get him out of the way,” his campaign told MTN News Wednesday.
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