Robertson Ramps Up Campaign Ahead of Primary!

With the Republican primary just around the corner, attorney general candidate Katherine Robertson is firing on all cylinders! She's highlighting her impressive record as she makes her final push to win over voters.

Showcasing a Decade of Experience

Robertson just launched a new TV ad showcasing her decade-long career in the attorney general's office. And guess what? She penned two major pieces of legislation!

Tough on Crime

One is the Alabama Criminal Enterprise and Prevention Act. Robertson calls it the "toughest gang law in the country." It seriously ramps up prison time for felonies linked to criminal enterprises, and there's absolutely no early parole or release!

The Deputy Brad Johnson Act

She also authored the Deputy Brad Johnson Act, a law that stops violent felons from getting those early "good time" credits. This law honors a Bibb County deputy tragically killed by an inmate who shouldn't have been released in the first place.

Backed by Law Enforcement

"We passed the toughest gang law in the country, made violent criminals serve longer sentences, and protected victims’ rights," Robertson declares in the ad. She also boasts endorsements from sheriffs all over Alabama, from Huntsville to Mobile. These sheriffs know she'll always have their backs, having worked with her for years.

Big Endorsements

And speaking of backing, Robertson has endorsements from 25 of Alabama's 67 county sheriffs, plus Hoover Police Chief Clay Morris, Hoover Mayor Nick Derzis, and the Professional Fire Fighters Association of Alabama! That's serious support!

The Road Ahead

Robertson faces off against former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell and Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey in the May 19 Republican primary. Get ready to rumble!