Democrats from Saturday has mentioned how they have been interested in endorsing candidates for the statewide office, all while there’s still been a vague direction for the consensus of Attorney General. At this time of writing, the candidates for Attorney General include Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer, former Philadelphia Chief Defender Keir Bradford-Grey, State Representative Jared Solomon, former Bucks County Solicitor Joe Khan and former Auditor General Eugene DePasquale. The candidate that looks to receive part of the vote would need two-thirds.
DePasquale himself got the votes in the premiere round of voting with about 132 of 339 total votes, as followed by Bradford-Grey with 73, Khan with 61, Stollsteimer with 50, Solomon with 17 and six abstaining. The man himself saw the vote total raise above to 164 on the second round of voting with Khan imminent on receiving 75 and Bradford-Grey holding 74 out of 319 votes.
DePasquale has made it known how honored he was to serve as the ultimate vote-getter.
Democratic Party Chairman Sharif Street had stated how there had been no clear endorsement from the group of candidates for Attorney General.
Auditor General is looking poised for the taking by State Representative Malcolm Kenyatta. While, Kenyatta runs against State Representative Mark Rozzi as well as Lehigh County Controller Mark Pinsley.
The party themselves had also been endorsing President Joe Biden and U.S. Senator Bob Casey for federal office.
Republicans are thinking of three candidates for Attorney General: the former Delaware County District Attorney Katayoun Copeland, State Representative Craig Williams and York County District Attorney Dave Sunday. Pennsylvania’s very own primary election.
