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See what candidates in Albany County and Wyoming legislative races say about why they’re running, the issues they want to address and how they would represent their constituents. Joel H Defebaugh Position: Albany County Attorney Q. Why are you running for this position? A. I am running for Albany County Attorney because I believe our community deserves experienced leadership, fair and impartial justice, and a commitment to public service. Having served as a Deputy County Attorney for eight years, I understand the responsibilities and challenges of this office. I want to build on its strengths, lead an effective team, and ensure the County Attorney’s Office continues serving the people of Albany County with integrity every day. Q. What are the most important issues you want to address if elected? A.

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