Will Newsom finally listen to California's clear call for public safety?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : This week, the governor has the opportunity to prove he's all of that by funding the anti-crime initiative Proposition 36 during his presentation of the May Revise.
44% : My Senate Republican colleagues and I urge the governor to set aside $400 million in his May Revise to implement Prop. 36, passed by California voters in November, which increases sentences for certain drug and theft crimes.
44% : By passing Prop. 36 with such an overwhelming mandate, Californians proclaimed loudly and definitively that they are fed up with placing the rights of criminals over those of victims.
39% : " Newsom actively campaigned against Prop. 36, claiming it would further "mass incarceration.

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