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BREAKING: Today, we're releasing results of our new #SmartJustice poll, which found the majority of voters in Connecticut support criminal justice reform and reject so-called "tough on crime" approaches. https://www.acluct.org/en/press-releases/new-statewide-poll-shows-majority-connecticut-voters-support-criminal-justice-reform …pic.twitter.com/AJ0qrETnEJ
The results are clear: Connecticut voters want our state to invest in supporting people through rehabilitation over incarceration. CT voters want policies that make our communities safer and stronger by reducing the prison population and investing in people, not prisons.pic.twitter.com/w1JEEm8Xzp
Connecticut voters recognize racial bias in the criminal justice system. https://www.acluct.org/en/publications/smart-justice-poll-regarding-connecticut-voters-attitudes-toward-criminal-justice …pic.twitter.com/PEwcHGzaxi
CT voters believe in rehabilitation. 82% of Connecticut voters, including 92% of Democrats, 80% of Independents, and 71% of Republicans, say that people who have been convicted of a crime can turn their lives around with help.
87% of Connecticut voters support changing the criminal justice system in CT by increasing funding for programs that help people returning home after incarceration to find jobs, housing, and medical care, including 90% of Democrats, 90% of Independents, and 78% of Republicans.
74% of CT voters, including 88% of Democrats, 73% of Independents, and 56% of Republicans, support CT passing a law to prevent formerly incarcerated people from being discriminated against due to their criminal record in things like housing, employment, education, and insurance.
The #SmartJustice poll numbers are clear: the vast majority of Connecticut voters (86%) support the earned risk reduction credit program. In fact, the majority (53%) *strongly* support it.pic.twitter.com/bPypDiVUzR
"Connecticut voters believe our state should invest in supporting people through rehabilitation instead of incarceration, and they know our state is wasting valuable government resources on incarcerating too many people." - @LomonicoACLUCT
"All of Connecticut’s leaders should sit up and pay attention to the fact that voters are ready for smarter policies to reduce the prison population, help people reentering society after prison, and make our state a stronger, fairer place to live." - @LomonicoACLUCT
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