[Waukesha, WI] – Rebecca Kleefisch is the tough-on-crime leader Wisconsin needs to clean up our streets. That’s why today she’s pleased to announce the endorsement of the majority of Wisconsin’s Sheriffs, further cementing her position as law enforcement’s choice for Governor of Wisconsin. The campaign released the following statement from Kleefisch:
“I am humbled to have the support of the majority of Wisconsin’s Sheriffs in our fight to take back Wisconsin. Unlike Tony Evers, I’ll support law enforcement and ensure that the brave men and women who protect our communities have the tools they need to keep Wisconsin families safe. We need a governor who will stand up for law and order instead of allowing lawlessness to go unchecked.”
These 39 Sheriffs join the more than 2,500 members of the Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police and the more than 1,400 members of the Milwaukee Police Association in their support for Rebecca for Governor. The endorsement from the majority of Wisconsin’s Sheriffs further cements Rebecca Kleefisch as law enforcement’s choice for Governor of Wisconsin.
Sheriff Eric Severson, Waukesha County:
“Rebecca stands with law enforcement as we work to protect our communities. We need strong leaders who will acknowledge and support law enforcement’s efforts. That’s why she has my full support as she runs for Governor of Wisconsin.”
Sheriff David Beth, Kenosha County:
“Rebecca Kleefisch is law enforcement’s choice for Wisconsin governor because she will always back the badge and support the rule of law. We need Rebecca Kleefisch in charge to get Wisconsin back on track.”
Sheriff Jim Johnson, Ozaukee County:
“Wisconsinites can trust Rebecca Kleefisch to back the badge and give law enforcement the tools we need to keep our communities safe. There is no better candidate for Wisconsin governor than Rebecca Kleefisch.”
Sheriff Martin Schulteis, Washington County:
“Law enforcement needs a champion in the governor’s office. I’m proud to support Rebecca for governor because she knows what officers deal with each day and will always have our back.”
Sheriff Dale Schmidt, Dodge County:
“My endorsement for the next Governor of our State goes to Rebecca Kleefisch. Governor Evers, like Attorney General Kaul, has turned his back on law enforcement and as a result turned his back on our communities. Rebecca Kleefisch will bring us back to where we need to be.”
Sheriff Kurt Picknell, Walworth County:
“Rebecca has a proven track record of working with and supporting law enforcement to keep our communities safe. I’m proud to endorse her for Governor of Wisconsin.”
List of Sheriffs Endorsing Rebecca Kleefisch for Governor
Sheriff Todd Delain, Brown County
Sheriff Michael Schmidtknecht, Buffalo County
Sheriff Mark Weigert, Calumet County
Sheriff Scott Haines, Clark County
Sheriff Roger Brandner, Columbia County
Sheriff Dale Schmidt, Dodge County
Sheriff Kevin Bygd, Dunn County
Sheriff Ron Cramer, Eau Claire County
Sheriff Nate Dreckman, Grant County
Sheriff Mark Podoll, Green Lake County
Sheriff Brent Oleson, Juneau County
Sheriff David Beth, Kenosha County
Sheriff Matthew Joski, Kewaunee County
Sheriff Jeff Wolf, La Crosse County
Sheriff Mark Westen, Langlade County
Sheriff Ken Schneider, Lincoln County
Sheriff Dan Hartwig, Manitowoc County
Sheriff Scott Parks, Marathon County
Sheriff Joe Konrath, Marquette County
Sheriff Wes Revels, Monroe County
Sheriff Grady Hartman, Oneida County
Sheriff Clint Kriewaldt, Outagamie County
Sheriff Jim Johnson, Ozaukee County
Sheriff Joel Wener, Pepin County
Sheriff Brent Waak, Polk County
Sheriff Brian Schmidt, Price County
Sheriff Chris Schmaling, Racine County
Sheriff Jeff Wallace, Rusk County
Sheriff Chip Meister, Sauk County
Sheriff Adam Bieber, Shawano County
Sheriff Cory Roeseler, Sheboygan County
Sheriff Scott Knudson, St. Croix County
Sheriff Larry Woebbeking, Taylor County
Sheriff Joe Fath, Vilas County
Sheriff Kurt Picknell, Walworth County
Sheriff Martin Schulteis, Washington County
Sheriff Eric Severson, Waukesha County
Sheriff John Matz, Winnebago County
Sheriff Shawn Becker, Wood County
