The Democratic race for Massachusetts Attorney General was narrowed down to just two candidates yesterday. According to CBS 12 in Providence, Quentin Palfrey officially suspended his campaign and endorsed Andrea Campbell, who will face off against fellow Democrat Shannon Liss-Riordan in next Tuesday's primary. Palfrey is a former assistant attorney general and said Campbell will continue the legacy of Democratic Attorney General Maura Healey, who is running for governor. Campbell is a former Boston city councilor who ran unsuccessfully for mayor last year. She would be the first Black woman to hold the attorney general office in Massachusetts if she wins in November.

Whoever wins the primary between the two candidates will face off against Republican Jay McMahon.