2026年5月22日 美国东部时间下午5:05 / 福克斯新闻
首批广告预订瞄准密歇根州、明尼苏达州、威斯康星州、佐治亚州和堪萨斯州的总检察长选举
作者：伊莱恩·马伦 福克斯新闻
蒙大拿州总检察长表示：拜登时代的法律诉讼将原本被忽视的总检察长职位转变为政治战场
在经历了多年针对移民政策、新冠防疫令和环境、社会和公司治理（ESG）政策的诉讼后，共和党总检察长们表示，选民如今已将这些职位视为重要的政治武器。
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共和党总检察长候选人将犯罪问题、边境安全和公共安全视为推动选民11月投票的关键议题，他们将自己定位为反对民主党移民和执法政策的一线斗士。
共和党总检察长协会及其附属团体将于今年秋季在关键摇摆州发起耗资1100万美元的强势电视宣传攻势，首批广告采购将针对密歇根州、明尼苏达州、威斯康星州、佐治亚州和堪萨斯州的总检察长选举。
“我认为我们已经明白，采取强势姿态是件好事，”同时担任蒙大拿州总检察长的共和党总检察长协会主席奥斯汀·努德森告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“强势姿态能奏效。”
共和党人表示，这一举措反映出他们在全国一些竞争最激烈的全州选举中，将民主党人置于犯罪和公共安全议题的防守位置的整体战略。
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蒙大拿州总检察长奥斯汀·努德森在唐纳德·特朗普在蒙大拿州博兹曼市蒙大拿州立大学的集会上发表演讲。(迈克尔·西亚格洛/盖蒂图片社)
“毫无疑问，2026年全国总检察长选举的制胜议题是公共安全，”努德森说。“美国人关心公共安全，关心执法，关心边境安全。”
努德森认为，总检察长职位的竞争日益全国化，因为这些职位可以通过诉讼和多州法律联盟快速挑战联邦政策。
共和党总检察长们在对抗拜登政府的斗争中取得了重大胜利，其中包括成功挑战拜登的学生贷款减免计划，最高法院最终在“拜登诉内布拉斯加州”案中否决了该计划。共和党总检察长联盟还起诉阻止政府修订后的SAVE还款计划，赢得了法院命令暂停该计划部分内容的裁决。
由共和党领导的各州还挑战了拜登政府扩大《第九章》保护范围以涵盖性别认同的举措，将总检察长办公室变成了美国文化战争的主要战场之一。
“国会只会空谈，总检察长们会采取行动，”努德森说。“当我们看到华盛顿特区出台糟糕政策时，我们可以迅速动员起来，提起诉讼。”
共和党总检察长加倍起诉拜登政府，总统准备卸任之际
伊顿县检察官道格·劳埃德在2025年10月23日周四的前德尔塔镇镇长肯·弗莱彻（左）的量刑听证会上向法官凯利·莫顿发言。图中还有助理检察官安德里亚·马蒂（中）。(马修·戴·史密斯/兰辛州日报)
此次广告预订是在共和党已经展开的更广泛扩张行动基础上进行的。爱荷华州共和党总检察长布伦娜·伯德的竞选团队已经预订了超过200万美元的秋季电视广告时间，而共和党总检察长协会表示，其2025年在附属实体中筹集了创纪录的2930万美元。
共和党总检察长协会执行董事亚当·派珀表示，共和党打算利用选民对摇摆州民主党人推行的进步刑事司法政策的不满情绪。
“共和党总检察长协会在2026年拥有清晰的竞选版图，我们将主动出击，因为现实是选民将公共安全置于优先地位，他们更支持那些打击犯罪并在法庭上取得胜利的共和党总检察长，而非那些用无现金保释这种荒谬政策讨好罪犯的民主党总检察长，”派珀在一份声明中说道。
“这些早期的电视广告预订和对候选人的直接投资，只是共和党总检察长协会今年秋季将调动的资源的首付款，”派珀补充道。“民主党人应该明白，共和党总检察长不会采取守势。我们将直接向他们发起攻击。”
共和党将密歇根州作为这一论点的核心阵地。
该州民主党提名了沃什特瑙县检察官伊莱·萨维特，其办公室成为密歇根州首个停止寻求现金保释的检察官办公室，并宣布将不再起诉某些低级别毒品犯罪。
都铎·迪克森重返密歇根政坛，成立新政治行动委员会助力关键摇摆州共和党人
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密歇根州共和党总检察长候选人、长期担任伊顿县检察官的道格·劳埃德告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，他认为公共安全关切在这个摇摆州跨越了党派界限。
“人们希望在自己的社区里有安全感，但他们现在并没有这种安全感，”劳埃德说。“这是一个80比20的议题。”
劳埃德还指责民主党检察官选择性地拒绝执行法律，共和党计划在全国范围内越来越多地突出这一议题。
“我认为，当你开始宣称‘我拒绝执行立法机构制定的、符合宪法的法律’时，你就走上了无政府主义的道路，”劳埃德告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。“我们已经看到过去八年这一做法造成的后果，我相信我们的公民已经对此感到厌倦。”
在佐治亚州，共和党人正围绕民主党总检察长候选人坦尼娅·米勒的投票记录发起攻击，指责她投票反对HB 1105法案——该法案是以莱肯·赖利命名的移民执法法案，要求地方官员配合联邦移民当局。
努德森表示，拜登政府任期内，共和党从中学到了重要一课，即选民希望总检察长在法庭上多么强势地挑战民主党政策。
“我们已经看到芬太尼、贩毒集团制造的芬太尼和甲基苯丙胺在乔·拜登任期间从南部边境涌入，席卷了每个州，”努德森说。
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努德森表示，拜登政府任期内，共和党从中学到了重要一课，即选民希望总检察长在法庭上多么强势地挑战民主党政策。
“人们已经意识到总检察长选举的重要性，我认为我们因为所取得的成就获得了更多关注，”努德森说。“作为总检察长，我们可以迅速采取行动，我们的核心业务就是出庭应诉。这就是我们的工作。”
“所以当我们看到华盛顿特区出台糟糕政策或在全国范围内出现重大问题时，我们可以迅速动员起来。”
福克斯新闻数字频道已联系民主党总检察长协会征求评论。
伊莱恩·马伦是福克斯新闻数字频道和福克斯商业频道的记者，报道全国政治。
Republicans get ‘aggressive’ in fight to win top cop spots in battleground states
May 22, 2026 5:05pm EDT / Fox News
Initial ad reservations target attorney general races in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Georgia and Kansas
By Elaine Mallon, Fox News
Montana AG says Biden-era legal fights transformed overlooked attorney general races into political battlegrounds
After years of lawsuits over immigration, COVID mandates and ESG policies, GOP attorneys general say voters now see the offices as major political weapons.
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Republican attorney general candidates are betting that crime, border security and public safety will drive voters to the polls in November as they position themselves as frontline fighters against Democratic policies on immigration and law enforcement.
The Republican Attorneys General Association and its affiliated groups are launching an aggressive $11 million television offensive across key battleground states this fall, with initial ad purchases targeting attorney general races in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Georgia and Kansas.
“I think we have learned that being aggressive is a good thing,” RAGA Chairman Austin Knudsen, who also serves as Montana attorney general, told Fox News Digital. “Being aggressive works.”
Republicans say the effort reflects a broader push to put Democrats on defense over crime and public safety issues in some of the country’s most competitive statewide contests.
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Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen speaks during a rally for Donald Trump at Montana State University in Bozeman, Mont.(Michael Ciaglo/Getty Images)
“I don’t think there’s any question that the winning message for AG races around the country in 2026 is public safety,” Knudsen said. “Americans care about public safety, they care about law enforcement, they care about border security.”
Knudsen argued attorney general races have become increasingly nationalized because they can quickly challenge federal policies through lawsuits and multistate legal coalitions.
Republican attorneys general scored major victories against the Biden administration, including a successful challenge to Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan that ended with the Supreme Court striking down the program in Biden v. Nebraska. GOP attorney general coalitions also sued to block the administration’s revised SAVE repayment plan, winning court orders delaying parts of the program.
Republican-led states also challenged Biden administration efforts to expand Title IX protections to include gender identity, turning attorney general offices into a major front in the nation’s culture wars.
“Congress talks. Attorneys generals act,” Knudsen said. “When we see something bad coming out of Washington, D.C., we can quickly mobilize. We can file lawsuits.”
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Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd addresses Judge Kelly Morton, Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025, during former Delta Township Supervisor Ken Fletcher’s (left) sentencing hearing in Eaton County. Also pictured is assistant prosecutor Andrea Marti, middle.(Matthew Dae Smith / Lansing State Journal)
The ad reservations build on a broader Republican expansion effort already underway. Iowa Republican Attorney General Brenna Bird’s campaign has already reserved more than $2 million in fall television advertising, while RAGA says it raised a record $29.3 million across affiliated entities in 2025.
RAGA Executive Director Adam Piper said Republicans intend to capitalize on what they view as voter frustration over progressive criminal justice policies pushed by Democrats in battleground states.
“RAGA has a good map in 2026 and will be on offense because the reality is voters prioritize public safety and prefer Republican AGs who fight crime and win at the courthouse over Democrat AGs who pander to criminals with cashless bail idiocracy,” Piper said in a statement.
“These early TV reservations and direct candidate investments are merely a down payment on the resources RAGA will marshal this fall,” Piper added. “Democrats should understand that Republican AGs are not playing defense. We are taking the fight directly to them.”
The GOP is making Michigan a centerpiece of that argument.
Democrats there nominated Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit, whose office became the first in Michigan to stop seeking cash bail and announced it would no longer prosecute certain low-level drug offenses.
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Michigan Republican attorney general candidate Doug Lloyd, the longtime Eaton County prosecutor, told Fox News Digital he believes public safety concerns cut across party lines in the battleground state.
“People want to feel safe in their communities, and they’re not feeling that safe right now,” Lloyd said. “That’s an 80-20 issue.”
Lloyd also accused Democratic prosecutors of selectively refusing to enforce laws, an issue Republicans increasingly plan to elevate nationally.
“I believe that when you start making that statement that ‘I refuse to enforce the laws that our legislature has created and which are constitutional’, then you’re on the road to anarchy,” Lloyd told Fox News Digital. “We’ve seen how that’s gone for the last eight years and I believe that our citizens are actually tired of it.”
In Georgia, Republicans are targeting Democratic attorney general nominee Tanya Miller over her vote against HB 1105, a post-Laken Riley immigration enforcement law requiring local officials to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
Knudsen said Republicans learned important lessons during the Biden administration about how aggressively voters want attorneys general to challenge Democratic policies in court.
“We’ve seen the fentanyl, cartel fentanyl and methamphetamine flood in from the southern border during Joe Biden and flood every state,” Knudsen said.
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Knudsen said Republicans learned important lessons during the Biden administration about how aggressively voters want attorneys general to confront Democratic policies in court.
“People have figured out that attorney general’s races matter, I think we’ve gotten a lot more attention because of what we’ve been able to do,” Knudsen said. “As attorneys general, we can move quickly and our bread and butter is going to court. That’s what we do.”
“So when we see something bad coming out of Washington, D.C. or something big on the national scale, we can quickly mobilize.”
Fox News Digital has contacted the Democratic Attorneys General Association for comment.
Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.
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