Mark Totten announced he is suspending his campaign for state attorney general Tuesday, leaving two other Democrats vying for their party's nomination. LANSING — Former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Michigan Mark Totten announced Tuesday that he is suspending his campaign to become Michigan’s next attorney general, citing a lack of momentum following key labor union endorsements. On the Republican side, Eaton County Prosecuting Attorney Doug Lloyd and defense attorney Kevin Kijewski have both announced their campaigns. Former Michigan attorney general candidate Matt DePerno has also filed paperwork to run for the position. While acknowledging disappointment over stepping aside, Totten pledged continued involvement in Michigan politics.