Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs’ Association Endorses Tom Tiffany for Governor
MILWAUKEE, WI – The Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs’ Association, which represents more than 285 members, announced today that it is endorsing Tom Tiffany for governor. The endorsement joins a growing coalition of law enforcement backing Tiffany, including more than 20 Wisconsin sheriffs, the Milwaukee Police Association, and the Kenosha Professional Police Association Board of Directors.
“I’m honored to receive the endorsement of the Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs’ Association. While the Democrat frontrunner for governor has called to abolish the police and was endorsed as recently as January by a Wisconsin socialist organization for her ‘commitment to police and prison abolition,’ I’ll stand with the men and women who wear the badge, remove violent criminals from our streets, ban sanctuary jurisdictions, and keep our communities safe. Public safety is the foundation of a strong Wisconsin,” said Tom Tiffany.
“As the men and women who serve on the front lines of public safety every day, we recognize leaders who support law enforcement not just with words, but through action. Congressman Tiffany has consistently championed policies that strengthen law enforcement, uphold the rule of law, and protect Wisconsin families. His commitment to securing our borders, banning sanctuary cities, ending revolving-door criminal justice policies, and ensuring law enforcement has the resources and authority necessary to do its job reflects the values shared by those who proudly wear the badge. Wisconsin deserves a governor who stands firmly behind law enforcement and refuses to compromise public safety,” said Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs’ Association President, Carlos Bruno.
You can read the endorsement letter from the Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs’ Association here.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.












