Nevada Law Enforcement Endorses Catherine Cortez Masto for Senate

Press Release

Date: March 2, 2016
Location: Las Vegas, NV

Today, the Catherine Cortez Masto campaign announced the endorsement of organizations representing law enforcement officers from across Nevada. The Nevada Association of Public Safety Officers (NAPSO), the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the Peace Officers Research of Nevada (PORAN), and the Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs (SNCOPS) all endorsed Cortez Masto's campaign for United States Senate. SNCOPS consists of: the Henderson Police Supervisors Association (HPSA), the Las Vegas Peace Officers Association (LVPOA), the Las Vegas Police Protective Association (LVPPA), and the Las Vegas Police Managers and Supervisors Association (LVPMSA). This is the first time in Nevada history the organizations came together with one unanimous endorsement.

"I am honored to have the endorsement of these organizations from across our state who represent the law enforcement officers on the front lines every day to keep our communities safe," said Cortez Masto. "As Nevada's Attorney General, I worked with law enforcement to protect Nevadans from predators, and I'm proud to have their support in my campaign for Senate. I'm running for Senate to solve problems like putting more cops on the street and continuing our efforts to end human trafficking. In the Senate I will work with law enforcement to ensure they have the resources they need to keep Nevadans safe."

"As Nevada's Attorney General, keeping Nevadans safe was Catherine's top priority," said Lt. John J. Faulis, Representative for the Law Enforcement Coalition. "Catherine has a proven record of working with both parties and law enforcement to solve problems like cracking down on meth labs and combatting human trafficking. She'll do the same in the Senate, and that's why we're proud to endorse her campaign."

"Nevada cops are standing with Catherine Cortez Masto for Senate because she has always stood with us in our efforts to protect Nevadans from criminals," said Mark Chaparian, Executive Director for LVPPA. "Catherine is a problem solver who will work with anyone regardless of party label to keep Nevada communities safe."

"This historic endorsement reflects Catherine Cortez Masto's strong record of working across the aisle to solve problems and protect Nevadans," said David Moody, President for the Las Vegas Lodge 1 FOP. "Catherine was a strong ally of Nevada law enforcement as Attorney General and worked with us to go after domestic abusers, crack down on meth labs, and fight human trafficking. We're endorsing her campaign for Senate because we can always count on her to put the safety of Nevadans ahead of partisan politics."

"We're endorsing Catherine Cortez Masto for Senate because she has a proven record of putting public safety ahead of partisan politics," said Rick McCann, Executive Director for NAPSO. "As Attorney General Catherine stood with law enforcement in the fight to get more funding to hire more cops, and we know we can count on her to continue to do so as our next Senator."

"We're endorsing Catherine Cortez Masto for Senate because she has spent her career working with law enforcement to protect Nevadans from criminals and predators, said Ron Dreher, Government Affiars Director for PORAN. "We look forward to working with her in the Senate to continue our ongoing fight against crime and to make our communities safe places for Nevadans to raise a family."

"Catherine Cortez Masto is the type of bipartisan problem solver Nevada needs in the United States Senate to get things done and keep Nevadans safe," said Kevin Ranft, Representative for AFSCME Local 4041. "We're going to do everything we can to elect Catherine to the Senate this November so Nevada law enforcement and working families have a voice looking out for them for them."


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