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Hetal Doshi to feature in Colorado Attorney General debate
The May 28 debate will bring together Democratic candidates seeking to replace Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser in one of the state’s closely watched 2026 races.
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Malvika Choudhary - Mon, 25, May 2026
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Indian American attorney and former federal prosecutor Hetal Doshi will participate in the Colorado Democratic Attorney General Debate on May 28 outlining her priorities ahead of the 2026 election.
The debate, sponsored by Colorado Politics, The Denver Gazette and the Common Sense Institute, will take place at the PACE Center in Parker, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. and the program beginning at 7 p.m. Ernest Luning of Colorado Politics will moderate the discussion.
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Doshi is among four Democratic candidates seeking to replace term-limited Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser. She will appear alongside Michael Dougherty, Jena Griswold and David Seligman in the public forum focused on criminal justice, civil rights, consumer protection and constitutional issues.
A first-generation Indian American and Denver resident, Doshi previously served as an assistant U.S. attorney for Colorado from 2014 to 2022 before becoming deputy assistant attorney general in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division.
According to her campaign website, Doshi has practiced law for nearly two decades and has worked on cases involving monopolies, fraud, corruption and antitrust enforcement.
Doshi formally launched her campaign in 2025, saying she was entering the race to protect civil liberties and working families. In announcing her candidacy, she said, “I’ve taken on powerful executives in boardrooms and corrupt officials in government, and I’m ready to defend the rights and freedoms of every Coloradan.”
Her campaign has also highlighted her experience handling federal antitrust litigation involving large corporations, including Google.
Organizers said the debate is intended to give voters an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates about their priorities, leadership approaches and policy positions ahead of the election.
The debate comes ahead of Colorado’s Democratic primary election on June 30, with the general election scheduled for Nov. 3.
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