Dem AG candidates tout experience, reputation – and their campaigns
HELENA — Editor’s note: This story is part of MTN News’ ongoing series on contested statewide primary elections. Up next is a story on the Republican candidates for attorney general.
Democratic attorney general candidate Raph Graybill may be only 31 years old, but says he already has a record of taking on major cases for Montana – and winning.
“The attorney general’s job is not to cut deals at the Legislature,” he told MTN News. “Their job is to go to court when Montanans need it the most … and be an advocate for us.”
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