[Diana in Wisconsin]

A question from Voces de la Frontera, an immigrant rights organization based in Milwaukee, asked if candidates would support a law that would allow undocumented immigrants access to driver's’ licenses “no matter what their status or income.” All four candidates said yes, and pointed to a larger need to support immigrants.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Asked how to “make sure that voter intent is honored and voters can be confident that each of our votes is counted accurately,” Mitchell said he would support a paper ballot as he “doesn’t trust” the voting machines. Vinehout pointed to the importance of preventing Russian interference.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that the Russians are going to be back ... We must invest in a foolproof system that those Russian hackers can’t get into,” which means giving money to counties to fund those efforts, she said.

[hanamizu]

A question from Voces de la Frontera, an immigrant rights organization based in Milwaukee,

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If I remember my high school Spanish, Voces de la Frontera translates as Voices of the Border. Milwaukee is a long way from the border.