Washington, DC – The Democratic Attorneys General Association (DAGA) announced today new leadership of the organization’s Executive Committee. As Democratic AGs across the country prepare to push back against upcoming challenges from the second Trump administration, the committee is also preparing for the 2025 and 2026 election cycles, when more than 30 Attorney General seats will be on the ballot across the country.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul will join Delaware AG Kathy Jennings as Co–Chair of DAGA, leading the committee and focusing on elevating the work of Democratic Attorneys General across the country. Minnesota AG Keith Ellison has been elected to serve as the Committee’s Vice Chair.

Joining the Executive Committee as members are California AG Rob Bonta, Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell,and our new EC member Vermont AG Charity Clark. Nevada AG Aaron Ford will serve as Chair Emeritus.

DAGA would like to thank outgoing Executive Committee member Oregon AG Ellen Rosenblum for her years of service and commitment to the organization.

Statement from DAGA Co-Chairs Delaware AG Kathy Jennings and Illinois AG Kwame Raoul: 

“We are extremely grateful for the opportunity to lead DAGA and welcome our new Executive committee member. DAGA has grown into a formidable force throughout the country and has been an invaluable asset to electing and supporting Democratic AGs and our work. We are also very proud to welcome into our organization the newly elected Democratic AGs who ran strong campaigns this past election cycle in North Carolina, Oregon, and Washington.

“This dynamic group of leaders knows what is at stake in the years to come. Democratic AGs are the first line of defense in enforcing the rule of law, protecting Americans’ rights and freedoms, and making sure our residents are safe, just as we were in 2017 and beyond. There is a lot of important work ahead, and Democratic AGs will continue to demonstrate how effective we are when we work together.

“We also want to thank AG Ellen Rosenblum for her time serving as a member on our Executive Committee. She’s always tackled the biggest issues facing our country and has consistently delivered for her constituents. We wish her all the best in the years ahead.”

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