Editor’s Note: This question-and-answer with Green Party attorney general candidate Peter Goselin is the sixth in a series of profiles of the candidates vying for the job.

Peter Goselin is the first person to tell you that his chance of becoming the next attorney general of Connecticut running as a Green Party candidate is next to zero. But the 58-year-old Groton native stressed that he entered the fray to bring to the forefront issues he believes the two major political party candidates ignore.

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