Voters Weigh-In On Law Enforcement & Race In New FOX News Poll

Two grand jury decisions have caused protests, even riots in the past month, and sparked yet another debate about law enforcement and race.

FOX News Radio’s Jessica Rosenthal has more on how voters feel about those grand jury decisions and race relations.

The latest FOX News Poll found most voters did not agree with the grand jury decision to not indict the New York police officer in the chokehold death of Eric Garner.

But, FOX News Poll Director Dana Blanton says when it came to the grand jury decision out of Ferguson not to indict over the death of Michael Brown…

(Blanton) “By a 22-point margin, they say that was the right decision. 55% agree. 33% disagree.”

When asked if race relations have gotten better since Barack Obama became President, 62-percent of voters said, they think things have gotten worse.

Jessica Rosenthal, FOX News Radio.