Flexing their collective political muscles, a coalition of 23 police unions representing more than 200,000 officers statewide has endorsed six candidates, all Republicans, in key State Senate races.
The joint endorsement is in response to what the unions, in a statement, called Democrats’ “anti-police, pro-criminal” reforms passed into law earlier this year.
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