A pro-police legal group made public on Wednesday its map of 27 left-leaning prosecutors funded by the soft-on-crime network funded by Democratic megadonor George Soros.
Building on its project to identify Soros-funded prosecutors, the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund interactive map shows donations and key stories about the 27 targets.
In March 2023, the group released its bare–bones map of where the Soros prosecutors are located. Wednesday’s map provides more details on the highest-profile favorites of the Soros organization.
The legal group said it is working to identify and map some 70 prosecutors who received $50 million in campaign donations. LELDF has argued that the prosecutors have followed a policy of releasing violent criminals and looking away at some crime.
“The first installment profiles 27 Soros-funded prosecutors, including Manhattan’s Alvin Bragg, Los Angeles’s George Gascon, Memphis’s Steve Mulroy, and Minneapolis’s Mary Moriarty. Future installments will include the more than 70 Soros-backed prosecutors across the United States. To date, George Soros has spent over $50 million to elect radical prosecutors from Maine to Oregon, Los Angeles to Savannah,” the group told Secrets.
The interactive online map includes those who recently lost elections to candidates opposed to prosecutors who have followed a “judicial reform” program of releasing more criminals.
The new tool includes:
— Names, photos, jurisdictions, and term start and reelection dates
— Total dollar amounts of Soros-funded campaign spending
— Lists of known supporting and affiliated political organizations to the prosecutors
— Media coverage of the prosecutors’ policies and actions
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For example, Bragg’s page includes biographical information and an estimate of over $1 million in Soros-related donations. The page also provides stories about Bragg’s agenda of going easy on crime.
Soros has had good luck for years with his slate of candidates but is starting to see pushback from communities wracked by crime.
