Vice President Kamala Harris's past support for soft-on-crime policies clashed with current public opinion, evident as tough-on-crime candidates won decisively in key elections.
Election results indicated a clear shift among voters, even in liberal areas, favoring tougher stances on crime, demonstrating widespread fatigue with progressive reforms.
Despite immense funding and support from prominent figures, progressive candidates like George Gascón were unable to secure wins, reinforcing the electorate's preference for tougher crime policies.
Harris's struggle to align with public sentiment on crime reflects broader trends where Democratic voters are increasingly rejecting soft-on-crime ideologies in favor of stricter measures.
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