Reform-minded prosecutor in northern Virginia wins reelection nomination in Democratic primary

Jun 21, 2023 View Original Article
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    48% Medium Conservative

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    10% Positive

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43% : In their campaigns, the challengers have questioned the incumbents' day-to-day management of their offices and have, to varying degrees, endorsed the need for criminal justice reform.
36% : This year, the prosecutor races in northern Virginia might shed light on whether suburban voters are still committed to criminal justice reform after years of Republican criticism that reformers are soft on crime.

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