New Yorkers Divided on Bail Reform and Taxing the Wealthy Ahead of State Budget Deadline: Poll

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A new poll by Siena College shows that 72% of New Yorkers support giving judges more discretion to set bail for those accused of serious crimes. The poll also found that 92% of New Yorkers believe crime is a serious problem statewide, while 65% say the same about their own community. The poll could give Governor Kathy Hochul leverage in budget talks as she pushes for an overhaul to bail reform, despite resistance from the Democratic supermajorities in the state Senate and Assembly. The poll also covered other issues, including affordable housing, flavored tobacco, and healthcare for undocumented immigrants.
- New Yorkers overwhelmingly support bail changes ahead of state budget deadline: Poll New York Post
- Majority of New Yorkers support bail reform rollback, raising taxes on the wealthy: poll AMNY
- New Yorkers back bail changes, taxing wealthy as budget deadline looms: Siena poll New York Daily News
- Hochul refuses to budge on bail in closed-door talks City & State
- Commentary: New York must not go backwards on bail reform Times Union
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