HB Strategies Analyzes State Attorneys General Races in Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, and Idaho

WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, March 13, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The second of six reports from the HB Strategies 50 State Team is out today analyzing state attorneys general races in Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, and Idaho. The series, AG Power Play: The Contenders, forecasts the political future of the 30 office holders in the 2025-2026 election cycle.

HB Strategies CEO Andy Blunt noted, “State Attorneys General wield unprecedented influence over state and federal policy; the constitutional tug-of-war between the Judicial and Executive branches continues to reshape America’s policy landscape. Understanding the political dynamics of upcoming AG races is vital for organizations navigating this novel regulatory environment.”

Each report includes five contenders in six editions and examines the past and present political dynamics of each race; identifies whether the incumbent will run, is term-limited, or eying the Governor’s mansion; and has the latest information on any challengers.

Andy summarized the five races included in today’s report, “In this second edition of our series we see how gubernatorial decisions and political appointments create complex domino effects in state leadership. In Connecticut, AG William Tong’s (D) political future hinges on Gov. Lamont’s reelection decision, with Tong potentially pivoting to a gubernatorial run if Lamont retires. Delaware’s split election system positions AG Kathy Jennings (D) for a likely third term. Florida’s political landscape has been completely transformed as newly appointed AG James Uthmeier (R) takes office amid Gov. DeSantis’s wholesale recasting of statewide positions. Georgia will feature an open AG race as incumbent Chris Carr (R) pursues the governor’s mansion in what promises to be a highly competitive contest. In Idaho, AG Raul Labrador’s (R) ambitions may include challenging Gov. Little or pursuing an open Senate seat. The outcomes of these races, and all 30 State Attorneys General contests this cycle, will shape the regulatory and policy environment facing organizations in every state.”

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Tom Alexander
HB Strategies
talexander@hbstrategies.us
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