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Election 2026: Lawmen say Cooper policies ‘handcuff the cops,’ uncuff criminals
- The Senate Leadership Fund launched an ad supporting Republican Michael Whatley over Democrat Roy Cooper in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race, citing support from law enforcement groups.
- The ad features Chet Effler and David Rose, who criticize Cooper’s policies as weakening police and releasing criminals.
- Cooper’s campaign ad says he imprisoned violent offenders, strengthened bail laws, and opposed defunding the police.
- Whatley and Cooper’s critics accused Cooper of releasing criminals and supporting policies that weakened public safety.
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Election 2026: Lawmen say Cooper policies ‘handcuff the cops,’ uncuff criminals
(The Center Square) – Five weeks away from Election Day and just more than three into a 61-day window of ballots being cast, the Senate Leadership Fund in a new ad campaign says law enforcement backs Republican Michael Whatley against…
·Washington, United States
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NC Police association says Cooper policies ‘handcuff the cops,’ uncuff criminals, in election ad
“Roy Cooper Betrayed Law Enforcement” includes Chet Effler, a 30-year lawman, representing the North Carolina Fraternal Order of Police as its president, and David Rose, retired assistant police chief in Winston-Salem.
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