House Republicans will continue to stand with our police officers in their efforts to curb crime.
Will continue to stand with police officers in efforts to curb crime.
Occurrences
"We must continue to stand with our brave law enforcement officers and law-abiding citizens."
voted in favor of, and the House passed multiple bills to support law enforcement officers in their efforts to protect American communities from crime.
Evidence
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Walberg's office said that during National Police Week he voted for multiple bills supporting law enforcement officers in their efforts to protect communities from crime, and that House Republicans will continue to stand with police officers in efforts to curb crime.
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The House Clerk recorded Roll Call 169 on passage of H.R. 6260, the Keeping Violent Offenders Off Our Streets Act, and recorded Tim Walberg (MI) as voting Aye.
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The House Clerk recorded Roll Call 171 on passage of H.R. 5625, the Cashless Bail Reporting Act, and recorded Tim Walberg (MI) as voting Aye.
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"From defunding the police to allowing noncitizens to vote in U.S. elections and seizing ownership of private corporations"
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"This week, I was proud to speak on the floor in support of, and vote in favor of, a resolution to condemn socialism and the dangerous policies being pushed by the Democratic Socialists of America."
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"Today, Congressman Tim Walberg (MI-05) voted in favor of H.Res.1490, a resolution he cosponsored to condemn socialism in all its forms and the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)."
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"Sep 01, 2026, 05:47 PM | 119th Congress, 2nd Session"
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"Walberg | Walberg | Republican | MI | Yea"
Assessments
Walberg promised to continue supporting police officers in crime-control efforts, a broad position-and-effort pledge rather than a specific enacted policy outcome. During the same federal term, his office publicly reaffirmed that position during National Police Week, and House roll calls show he voted for multiple law-enforcement and crime-policy bills, including H.R. 6260 and H.R. 5625. For a U.S. Representative, these votes and public actions are sufficient candidate-credit evidence that he continued to stand with police in the promised policy area.