CO-AG: Colorado AG primary (D) remains tight after party assembly
The Democratic primary for attorney general remains a four-way, competitive contest after two high-profile candidates qualified at Saturday's party assembly in Pueblo.
Why it matters: Democrats hold the advantage in Colorado entering the 2026 election, and the winner of the party primary will start as the frontrunner for the November election.
State of play: Jena Griswold, current secretary of state, earned the most support at the assembly, taking 41.8% of the delegate vote.
Rival David Seligman, a progressive attorney, finished a close second at 40.6%.
Boulder District Attorney Michael Dougherty received 18% support. He can still qualify via petitions with voter signatures.
Hetal Doshi, a former federal prosecutor, did not participate in the assembly and will seek to qualify with petitions.
https://www.axios.com/local/denver/2026/03/28/colorado-attorney-general-democratic-primary-jena-griswold
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