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Thank you, @32BJSEIU, @cca_ct, Christian Activities Council, Community Partners in Action, @CONECT_CT, @ctbailfund, @CTUCC, @CTJJA, @CT4aDREAM, @CTVoices, CWEALF, Connecticut Youth Services Association (serving CT's YSBs) & @HGLHC for signing this letter to stand up for justice.

Thank you, @JFormanJr, @katalcenter, Middlesex Coalition for Children, Middletown Racial Justice Coalition, @NAACPCT, @ProChoiceCT, National Association of Social Workers (CT Chapter), @thecouncilus & @ppvotesct for signing this letter to stand up for justice in Connecticut.

Thank you, Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership, @SEIU1199_NE, @CTCOR1, @HAHumanists, The Humanists and Freethinkers of Fairfield County, The Humanist Association of Connecticut, @SecularCT & @TrueColorsCT for signing this letter to stand up for justice.

Thank you, The Rev. Isaac Lawson, Immanuel Congregational Church (UCC), Hartford The Rev. Kari Nicewander, Immanuel Congregational Church (UCC), Hartford The Rev. Steve Camp, Faith Congregational Church (UCC), Hartford for joining the call for smart justice policies for CT.

All of this letter's signatories represent different missions, geographies, ideologies, and backgrounds. But we were united in one thing: the need for Connecticut's candidates for governor to adopt policies to end mass incarceration and eliminate racial injustice.

The work to end mass incarceration in Connecticut is far from over. If you want to send your own letter asking Ned, Bob, and Oz to stand up for smarter justice policies, take action: https://action.aclu.org/send-message/ct-justice-platform-ned-bob-oz?ms_aff=CT&initms_aff=CT&ms=181023_justice-platform_&initms=181023_justice-platform_&ms_chan=eml&initms_chan=eml …