A voter referendum that would bring sweeping institutional changes to America’s largest sheriff’s department has qualified for the March 2020 ballot in Los Angeles County.
The Reform L.A. Jails campaign, led by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, recently announced that “more than enough valid signatures” had been collected for placement alongside the next presidential primary race. Campaign organizers declared victory for “completing a process that’s set up to discourage people like us from doing exactly what we did.”
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