Democrat Nathan Johnson pitches back-to-basics attorney general's office after 12 years under Paxton
Democrat Nathan Johnson announces his statewide campaign for Texas attorney general, seeking to replace Republican Ken Paxton after 12 years in office.
By Texas Tribune, Eleanor Klibanoff·2 hr ago
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In 2018, a little-known Dallas lawyer named Nathan Johnson took on a well-funded, far-right state senator and won, flipping a district that had been in GOP hands for 30 years.
Eight years later, Johnson is trying again, this time on a statewide stage, as he vies to be Texas' next attorney general.
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