Rachel May

@SRachelMay · NY · S

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Posts367
Engagement239.7K
Voting-record position-0.078
CoverageJan 12, 2020 to Jun 14, 2023
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Percentage-point difference between this legislator’s topic share and the party median. Bars left are under-indexed; bars right are over-indexed.

Most distinctive Law and Crime 0.2 pp below the party median

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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Law and Crime, 0.2 pp below the party median.

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Law and Crime3.8%4.1%−0.2 ppUnder-indexed367
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Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

RT @ACLU: BREAKING: Derek Chauvin has been convicted of the murder of George Floyd. For the first time in Minnesota state history, a white…

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

Judge LaSalle is the wrong choice to lead New York's judicial branch. At a time when courts across the country are turning rightward, our great state must chart a different course.

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

Good to see real analysis of the impact of bail reform. Bear in mind that the difference between only...1-3 days in jail and 0 days may be the difference between losing a job and keeping one. This is about decriminalizing poverty and stopping the downward spirals. https://t.co/q4ejuXEzhJ

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

RT @RogerMissoCNY: I voted by military absentee ballot more than 10 times in my career. And today, as I watched this GOP lawyer object to&

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

RT @ScottHech: THREAD: My newest commentary. Not an <U+201C>opinion.<U+201D> A synthesis of NYPD arrest data &amp; Rikers data over last 20 years. Shows uneq<U+2026>

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

RT @SenGianaris: The data is clear - while rising crime is a great concern, the media's fixation with crime reporting is wildly disproporti<U+2026>

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

Thanks, @JumaaneWilliams, for stopping by while you were in Syracuse today. It's always great to compare notes on how to address issues like gun violence and quality of life in cities large and small across the state. https://t.co/q71fVSnxGU

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

Thank you @ScottHech for telling this side of the story. 98,000 who could keep their jobs, homes, family connections, and avoid the really terrible influence of pretrial jail time. In spite of what everyone hears, reforms are not driving up crime or recidivism. Excellent thread. https://t.co/SEG84QE9SL

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

Thank you @ScottHech for telling this side of the story. 98,000 who could keep their jobs, homes, family connections, and avoid the really terrible influence of pretrial jail time. In spite of what everyone hears, reforms are not driving up crime or recidivism. Excellent thread. https://t.co/SEG84QE9SL

Law and Crime

Rachel May

@SRachelMay

Democratic NY Senate

Thank you @ScottHech for telling this side of the story. 98,000 who could keep their jobs, homes, family connections, and avoid the really terrible influence of pretrial jail time. In spite of what everyone hears, reforms are not driving up crime or recidivism. Excellent thread. https://t.co/SEG84QE9SL

Law and Crime