Three thoughts:
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UConn pre-law is really good if you know that is what you want to do.
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Location matters. UConn does a good job placing people in New York and Boston, two cities known for having a lot of lawyers, and there are quite a few lawyers in Connecticut too.
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One thing to look into, no matter where you go, is whether you can take accounting classes with a Poly Sci major. Accounting knowledge is really useful in law, and accounting is one of those disciplines where the text book is just like the real world, so even 2 or 3 classes go a long way.