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A majority of registered voters say that the criminal justice system in the United States is not tough enough on criminals.
Trump supporters overwhelmingly say the system isn’t tough enough ( 81% ) Biden supporters are more divided: 40% say it’s about right in its treatment of criminals.
White and Hispanic Trump supporters are especially likely to say this, compared with 63% of Hispanic .
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