What Wisconsin leaders in a blue city and red county say about election integrity

Among Republicans, 71% concluded election workers are more partisan and should be monitored. Watch: What Wisconsin leaders in a blue city and red county say about election integrityWhat Wisconsin leaders in a blue city and red county say about election integrityPaulina Gutierrez oversees elections in Milwaukee, the state's largest city. City election workers earn $220 for a full day that begins at 6 a.m. and runs until after the polls close. When asked directly whether non-citizens are voting in Washington County, Reichert said she is not aware of any such cases. "To my knowledge, I am not aware of any non-citizens voting in Washington County.