The Robo COP Act directs the Federal Trade Commission to update the national do-not-call registry rules to block political robocalls from reaching people who have listed their phone numbers on the registry. The bill defines politically-oriented robocalls as automated recorded messages designed to promote candidates, campaign for political issues, solicit political donations, or that mention a candidate's name. The FTC must finalize these regulatory changes within 180 days of the law's enactment. This legislation would affect political campaigns, advocacy groups, and any organizations that currently use robocalls for political purposes, as well as the millions of Americans who have opted into the do-not-call registry seeking to limit unwanted calls. No specific funding is allocated in the bill since it requires regulatory action rather than direct government spending.