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Poll: 9 in 10 NYers support involuntary commitment laws amid crime concerns

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A new poll suggests that 9 in 10 New Yorkers support expanding involuntary confinement laws that would keep severely mentally ill people off of the streets and subways.

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Poll: 9 in 10 NYers support involuntary commitment laws amid crime concerns

A new poll suggests that 9 in 10 New Yorkers support expanding involuntary confinement laws that would keep severely mentally ill people off of the streets and subways.

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Exclusive | Overwhelming number of New Yorkers support changes to take mentally ill off streets, subways: poll

Nearly 90% of New York City voters support expanding involuntary commitment and care of mentally ill residents roaming the streets or the subway, a new poll reveals.

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