Jeremy Gay said his past as an attorney in the Marine Corps, local business owner and active member of the community in Gallup where he resides made him uniquely qualified to become New Mexico’s highest ranking law enforcement official.
He’s the Republican Party’s nominee for Attorney General for the state’s general election in November, hoping to defeat Raul Torrez, who previously served as Bernalillo County district attorney for a post not held by a Republican since Harold Stratton left the office in 1990.
Gay said Democrats have politicized the office while in control, and he wants to return it to its main purpose: enforcing the law.
The Carlsbad Current-Argus sat down with Gay to discuss his goals if elected and how he plan to execute them.
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