Katherine Robertson Receives Endorsement from Pell City Police Chief Clay Morris

September 24, 2025 - BIRMINGHAM, AL. – Katherine Robertson, the Republican candidate running for Alabama Attorney General, has received a significant endorsement from Pell City Police Chief Clay Morris. Chief Morris, a well-respected figure in Alabama's law enforcement community, praised Robertson's steadfast commitment to public safety and her support for those who serve and protect across the state.

Chief Morris Praises Robertson's Commitment to Public Safety

In a public statement, Chief Morris expressed his strong backing for Robertson's candidacy. "Katherine Robertson is the best choice to be Alabama's next Attorney General. Katherine is tough on crime and always backs the blue. Her leadership will continue to make Alabama the safest place to live, work, and worship – not just for our families, but for our law enforcement. Katherine's strong record is why I am voting for her on election day," Morris stated.

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Pell City Police Chief Clay Morris

Robertson Expresses Gratitude for Endorsement

Robertson responded with gratitude for Chief Morris' endorsement and support. "I am deeply grateful for Chief Morris' endorsement and his trust in my vision for a safer Alabama," said Robertson. "As Attorney General, I will continue to prioritize the safety of our communities and ensure our law enforcement officers have the support and resources they need to protect our citizens." She continued, "Together, we will uphold the rule of law and make Alabama a place where every family can thrive."

Growing Support from Law Enforcement

This endorsement from Chief Morris adds to a growing list of law enforcement leaders across Alabama who have voiced their support for Robertson. The widespread backing highlights her reputation for defending the rule of law and advocating for the needs and safety of both citizens and officers throughout the state.

Looking Ahead to the Republican Primary

Katherine Robertson's campaign continues to build momentum as the Republican Primary for Attorney General approaches. The primary is scheduled for May 19, 2026. She faces former Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell and Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey. Robertson's supporters are hopeful that her strong law-and-order stance and broad support from the law enforcement community will help propel her to victory.

There is presently no announced Democratic candidate for Attorney General.