Joint Statement Includes Texas Municipal Police Association, Houston Police Officers’ Union, Dallas Police Association, and the Harris County Deputies’ Organization
Austin, TX – Senator Mayes Middleton, Republican candidate for Attorney General, today announced a joint endorsement from The Texas Municipal Police Association (TMPA), Houston Police Officers’ Union (HPOU), Dallas Police Association (DPA), and the Harris County Deputies’ Organization (HCDO).
Together, these organizations represent tens of thousands of law enforcement officers across Texas who serve on the front lines protecting communities every day.
“Texas law enforcement needs an Attorney General who will stand firmly behind the rule of law and the men and women who enforce it,” the organizations said in a joint statement. “Senator Mayes Middleton has consistently supported policies that strengthen public safety, secure our border, and ensure that law enforcement officers have the tools they need to protect Texans.”
“Texas families deserve safe communities and leaders who will back law enforcement,” the statement continued. “We believe Senator Middleton has the experience, leadership, and commitment to serve as the next Attorney General of the State of Texas.”
The endorsing organizations emphasized their shared commitment to supporting candidates who stand with law enforcement and prioritize the safety of Texas communities.
Middleton said, “I’m deeply honored to have the backing of The Texas Municipal Police Association, Houston Police Officers’ Union, Dallas Police Association, and the Harris County Deputies’ Organization. Together, they represent tens of thousands of law enforcement officers across Texas who serve on the front lines protecting our communities every day. They deserve, and must have, an AG who always has their back. These officers are the brave men and women who risk everything to keep our families safe.”
In the March 3 primary, Middleton placed first with almost 40% of the vote. The runoff will take place on Tuesday, May 26. Early voting is May 18–22.
Submitted by Mayes Middleton Campaign
