Montana AG Democratic Primary

[Heir of Camelot]

The Montana Attorney General Democratic Primary is surprisingly spicy this year with  accusations that one of the candidates shouldn't be eligible and it seems close. Who wins? Missoula Lawmaker Kimberly Dudik or Bullock Special Council (who looks like he's 16 but is apparently 30) Raph Graybill?

[Orwell]

Im gonna bet on Raph, but he should ride more horses and shoot more guns like Jon Tester.

[S019]

Maybe Dudik but I have no idea, and the Republicans are probably heavily favored in this race, Likely/Safe R, imo

[Lognog]

Maybe Dudik but I have no idea, and the Republicans are probably heavily favored in this race, Likely/Safe R, imo

yeah polarization has really hit these kind of races hard see KY 2019 and OH 2018

[MT Treasurer]

I think AG may actually be the closest of all the offices both on the Republican and the Democratic side. I’m rooting for a Bennion vs. Dudik race, best-case scenario for Democrats is Graybill vs. Knudsen (I’d move the race from Likely to Lean R in that case).

I’d give Graybill a slight edge in the primary, but I hope I’m wrong.

[Orwell]

I think AG may actually be the closest of all the offices both on the Republican and the Democratic side. I’m rooting for a Bennion vs. Dudik race, best-case scenario for Democrats is Graybill vs. Knudsen (I’d move the race from Likely to Lean R in that case).

I’d give Graybill a slight edge in the primary, but I hope I’m wrong.

why is Graybill good for the Dems he seems a little urbanized from that one 30 second video I watched. Doesn't seem like the kinda guy who would do well with Montana retail politics.

[Heir of Camelot]

I have to admit I find Graybill's coattailing of Bullock kind of annoying. He has ads running where they are standing next to each other and dressed literally identical, even down to the shoes and belt. It comes across looking like "take your kid to work day."