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Primarily New York: Leecia Eve for NY Attorney General

Letitia James, from left, Sean Patrick Maloney, Leecia Eve and Zephyr Teachout debate for New York State Attorney General during a Democratic Primary at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, 8/18/18.

Leecia Eve, a vice president for government affairs at Verizon, worked for Sen. Hillary Clinton and for Gov. Andrew Cuomo, talks about her bid for the Democratic nomination for New York attorney general in the primary election on September 13th.

Want to hear from the other candidates for the Democratic nomination for New York attorney general? Check out their interviews here:

Letitia James

Sean Patrick Maloney

Zephyr Teachout

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Part of Primarily New York.

New York State voters go to the polls on Thursday, Sept. 13 in a primary election that will decide many statewide and local races. As part of our series, Primarily New York, we’ll be looking at the major races, including for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and the politics behind several key races that could affect the balance of power in the state Senate (ahem, IDC). We’ll also explore many of the issues defining the election: transportation, healthcare, criminal justice, the economy, education and more. Tweet #PrimarilyNewYork

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