Republican Arizona gubernatorial candidate Karrin Taylor Robson landed a major law enforcement endorsement in the state Tuesday, the Daily Caller News Foundation has learned.
The Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Arizona (CLEAA) endorsed Taylor Robson, citing her commitment to law and order and support for Arizona’s law enforcement community. The CLEAA is a coalition of eight Arizona police associations that represents more than 2,150 law enforcement officers. (RELATED: Bureaucrats Breathed Life Into Biden’s Border Crisis With Mountains Of Taxpayer Cash)
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“Karrin Taylor Robson has a strong record of supporting law enforcement, and CLEAA is pleased to support her campaign and is confident she will continue her strong support of the law enforcement community as Governor,” CLEAA executive director Jobe Dickinson told the DCNF.
Taylor Robson has pledged to make public safety a core piece of her campaign platform, and has committed to working with President Donald Trump to secure the southern border once elected governor.
“I am honored to have the endorsement of CLEAA and the brave law enforcement officers who serve our state with integrity and dedication,” Taylor Robson told the DCNF. “As Governor, I will always stand with our men and women in uniform, ensuring they have the resources and support they need to keep Arizona safe.”
Taylor Robson announced her campaign to flip the swing state governorship to the GOP last Wednesday. She is slated to face Republican Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs in the state’s GOP gubernatorial primary.
Trump endorsed Robson during a speech at an event hosted by Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action in Phoenix, Arizona, in December.
Taylor Robson previously ran for Arizona governor during the 2022 election cycle. She narrowly lost to Voice of America director-designate Kari Lake in the GOP primary.
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