New Poll From #CUT50 & Jan Shows Voters Favor Candidates Who Pass Reforms
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“What’s clear is that Americans are dissatisfied with inaction. A vast majority of people want their elected representatives to take action to fix the broken pieces of our criminal justice system. From automating record clearing for individuals with a criminal history to ensuring additional police accountability, Americans want change. As a former police officer, a veteran, and someone on the center-right, I believe that all criminal justice reforms must prioritize human dignity, promote public safety, ensure individual liberty, and maintain fiscal responsibility.” Arthur Rizer, R Street InstituteFeatured Publications
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