21 Soros-linked district attorneys replaced since 2022 by voters seeking 'tough-on-crime' policies

A new report has revealed that 21 George Soros-linked district attorneys across the United States have been replaced by "tough-on-crime" prosecutors. The report also noted that four have left office, either through recall efforts or other means. 

Among those listed by the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund were former Portland District Attorney Mike Schmidt, who lost a May election to Democrat challenger Nathan Vasquez, Western Judicial Circuit District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez, who lost her reelection bid to Kalki Yalamanchili, and Kim Foxx, the former Cook County State’s Attorney who in 2023 announced that she would not seek reelection.

For those who were removed from office, there is Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens, who in November was indicted on federal bribery charges, and Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price, who was recalled last month after serving just 18 months in office, per The National News Desk.

Replacements also noted by the report were Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon, who lost to challenger Nathan Hochman in last month’s election, and former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, who lost the 2022 Democratic primary election to Ivan Bates. Since her election loss, Mosby has been found guilty of one count of mortgage fraud.

The district attorneys’ links to Soros are defined by the organization as meeting one of three categories: "receiving campaign support from Soros-funded or affiliated groups," participating in soros groups’ sponsored programming, or "signing 3 or more public statements or amicus briefs coordinated by Soros-funded criminal justice groups (i.e. Fair and Just Prosecution).

The report also noted that 13 new Soros-linked prosecutors have been elected into office since 2022, and 8 Soros-linked prosecutors have been replaced by other soft-on-crime prosecutors.