George Soros Invested $40 Million To Elect ‘Dozens Of Progressive Prosecutors,’ New Report Shows

According to a new report, George Soros has invested “tens of millions of dollars” into progressive district attorneys. His contributions elected new left-wing DAs in 75 cities across the nation per analysts with the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund (LELDF).

Soros is the progressive billionaire and founder of the Open Society Foundations, who is no stranger to controversial donations that help get progressives elected to office. On top of that, his efforts notably lead to a lot of “pro-crime” policies.

For example, Californians are so fed up with Soros-funded District Attorney George Gascon, that they are petitioning to recall him over his “pro-crime” policies.

Tucker Carlson Originals has a two-part series documenting this phenomenon.

In another example, Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey’s Office, another Soros-backed entity, faced enormous backlash after she ditched felony charges against the man who attacked Dave Chappelle on stage.

Soros has also been connected to a group that is working secretly behind the scenes with the Biden administration to shape policy.

Thanks to this latest report from LELDF, it’s known that Soros has invested around $40 million over the past decade to elect dozens of progressive prosecutors who hold office in half of the top 50 most populated U.S. cities and counties.

To make matters worse, the LELDF reported that Soros-backed district attorneys are responsible for 40% of criminal activity in the U.S.

LELDF President Jason Johnson had this to say to The Washington Examiner:

“Soros is using that campaign money and the hundreds of millions more for supporting organizations to quietly transform the criminal justice system for the worse, promoting dangerous policies and anti-police narratives to advance his radical agenda.”

“Over the past decade, George Soros has spent $40 million to elect 75 of his chosen prosecutors. In campaigns from Houston and Los Angeles to Philadelphia and Orlando, Soros was the campaign’s biggest spender by far — as much as 90% of the dollars spent in some races. Soros isn’t done yet — he’s already spent another million so far this year on his hand-picked district attorneys,” Johnson said.

As the LELDF analysis states, “Over the past decade, a wave of “social justice” candidates have been elected as the chief prosecutor in jurisdictions across the United States. Most of these prosecutors pursue radical justice policies upon assuming office including eliminating bail, dismissing felony cases, and seeking lenient sentences while creating antagonistic relationships with their public safety partners, especially the police.”