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Harris will not say how she voted on California measure that might reverse prison justice reforms

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Editorial Board Published November 4, 2024
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Harris will not say how she voted on California measure that might reverse prison justice reforms

Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday declined to say how she voted on a key poll measure in her house state of California that might reverse prison justice reforms permitted in recent times.

Harris punted on a query concerning the poll initiative in feedback to reporters whereas campaigning within the battleground state of Michigan. She additionally confirmed, two days earlier than Election Day, that she had “just filled out” her mail-in poll and it was “on its way to California.”

“I am not going to talk about the vote on that. Because honestly it’s the Sunday before the election and I don’t intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it,” mentioned Harris, a former San Francisco district lawyer, California lawyer normal and U.S. senator earlier than she was elected vp in 2020.

The choice by the Democratic nominee for president to not publicly stake out a place on the high-profile initiative might go away her open to criticism from Republican Donald Trump that she is being smooth on crime and from some left-leaning voters who want to see her communicate out forcefully towards what they understand as draconian anticrime efforts.

The initiative, if handed, would make the crime of shoplifting a felony for repeat offenders and improve penalties for some drug costs, together with these involving the artificial opioid fentanyl. It additionally would give judges the authority to order folks with a number of drug costs to get remedy.

Proponents mentioned the initiative is critical to shut loopholes in present legal guidelines which have made it difficult for legislation enforcement to punish shoplifters and drug sellers.

Opponents, together with Democratic state leaders and social justice teams, mentioned the proposal would disproportionately imprison poor folks and people with substance use points fairly than goal ringleaders who rent giant teams of individuals to steal items for them to resell on-line.

California’s method to crime is a central situation on this election cycle.

Past the poll measure, San Francisco Mayor London Breed, a Democrat, is in a troublesome reelection battle towards challengers who say she has allowed the town to spiral uncontrolled.

The average Democratic mayor faces 4 primary challengers on the Nov. 5 poll, all fellow Democrats, who say Breed has squandered her six years in workplace. They are saying she allowed San Francisco to descend into chaos and blamed others for her incapability to rein in homelessness and erratic avenue habits, all whereas burglarized companies pleaded for assist.

In the meantime, Alameda County District Legal professional Pamela Worth faces a recall election, and Los Angeles District Legal professional George Gascón is working towards a rival who has criticized the incumbent’s progressive method to crime and punishment.

Crime information exhibits the San Francisco Bay Space and Los Angeles noticed a gradual improve in shoplifting between 2021 and 2022, in keeping with a examine by the nonpartisan Public Coverage Institute of California.

Throughout the state, shoplifting charges rose throughout the identical time interval however have been nonetheless decrease than the pre-pandemic ranges in 2019, whereas industrial burglaries and robberies have turn out to be extra prevalent in city counties, the examine says.

Harris, within the last days of the 2024 marketing campaign, has urging Individuals in battleground states to make a voting plan to get themselves, mates and family members to the polls.

However the vp, and her marketing campaign group, till her feedback Sunday, had averted talking intimately about when she would forged her poll and had sidestepped questions on how she would vote on the California measure.

Final month, she advised to reporters that she would disclose her place on the poll measure.

“I’ve not voted yet and I’ve actually not read it yet,” Harris instructed reporters on the finish of an Oct. 16 marketing campaign cease in Detroit. “But I’ll let you know.”

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