Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, a progressive prosecutor, launched a campaign for a third term Tuesday.

Larry Krasner will once again seek re-election as District Attorney for the City of Philadelphia, running for his third term in office.

Krasner will face Democratic challenger Patrick Dugan, a former municipal court judge who is presenting himself as a more pragmatic alternative to the progressive Krasner.

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District Attorney Larry Krasner announced Tuesday he would seek a third term as lead prosecutor in Philadelphia, promoting his successes and railing against President Donald Trump.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner wants to keep his post for a third consecutive term. Why it matters: Philly Republicans gaining ground combined with a potentially powerful Democratic challenger could prove the biggest test yet to Krasner's progressive criminal justice policies.

The race is joined in the Democratic Primary for District Attorney in Philadelphia with D.A. Larry Krasner seeking a third term and former Judge Pat Dugan challenging him.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner announced Tuesday that he is running for reelection and will face off for the Democratic nomination against Patrick Dugan, a former local judge. But Krasner did not refer to Dugan once.