District Attorney elections are crucial to changing our criminal justice system. August is a big month for D.A. races in AZ, FL, and MI. I’m closely following the upcoming elections on August 4th and 18th, and there are 5 candidates I am paying close attention to.
Victoria Burton-Harris believes no person in Wayne County should be in jail simply because they can't afford bail, or fear that their child will end up in handcuffs after a schoolyard game. Vote for @VBH4Prosecutor by August 4.
See her full platform here: victoria2020.org/platform
See her full platform here: victoria2020.org/platform
Eli Savit is running on a restorative justice platform to fix the broken criminal justice system as the next Washtenaw County Prosecutor. Vote for @EliNSavit by August 4!
Laura Conover will focus prosecution resources on the most serious cases as Pima County District Attorney, while redirecting those in need to the right services rather than jailing them. Trusted, she's endorsed by many: lauraconover.com/endorsements/.
Vote for @Conover17L by August 4!
Vote for @Conover17L by August 4!
Joe Kimok is running for Broward County State Attorney to eliminate mass incarceration, end the War on Drugs, and create a new criminal justice system that serves everyone.
Know more about where he stands on these issues and vote for @joekimok by Aug 18: joekimok.com/issues/
Know more about where he stands on these issues and vote for @joekimok by Aug 18: joekimok.com/issues/
Monique Worrell (D) is running for State Attorney in FL’s 9th Circuit in Orlando because she believes that the criminal legal system harms victims, tears families apart, and fails to make our communities safer. Vote for @MoniqueHWorrell by 8/18: moniqueforstateattorney.com/platform
Thank you to everyone suggesting additional candidates for us to endorse. Please know that we take these endorsements seriously and research not only their stated positions and their record but also their interaction with and support from local activists for reform
