rest. Thanks very much for your reporting. Thanks, Fred. The
U.S. Department of Justice will have election monitors in four
counties on Election day, including Milwaukee and Wausau.
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris also made her second trip to
Wisconsin this week with three stops across the state today in
Little Chute, Janesville and later tonight in West Allis,
where she's holding a rally just miles from the Trump event.
Midweek, Harris fired up young voters in Madison. Reporter
Steven Potter was there. All right, Madison, are we ready to
do this? >> Even as they waited in line
to hear from Kamala Harris at the Get Out the vote rally, the
mostly young crowd had their minds made up.
>> One of the biggest issues for me is her plan for middle class
families and helping make housing more affordable,
especially for people in my generation. Gen Z students like
UW-Madison senior Anne-Marie Goncalves said.
stake in this election. >> We're the ones who these
decisions are going to affect, and we're also going to have to
deal with the ramifications and repercussions of the decisions
that are made by our political candidates at the moment. So
it's super important that we elect officials that we believe
are going to be making the right choices for us.
>> Many said that they've already cast their ballot for
Harris. Rashawn Overton drove up from Illinois.
>> I think people like me in this country, we often feel like
we don't have the opportunity to be successful. So to hear Harris
talk about building an opportunity economy and an
economy in which we all get a chance just to like, do
something and thrive and find fulfillment within our life,
sounds amazing to me. >> But older generations turned
out to the event, too. >> Health care is very
important. The economy of this country is really important.
Coming up with a plan for immigration is important. And
she's got all those things in a policy right now.
>> Inside the arena, the energy was stoked by the star power and
a capacity crowd. >> Early voting is happening
right now, so make your plan. Bring your friends and get out
there and vote. >> The thousands of college
students left with a homework assignment.
>> And if you are one of those people who has already cast a
ballot, you've just signed yourself up to bring ten people
to the polls between now and Election Day.
>> Call and text ten people in your life. That's all you have
to do. >> Kamala Harris made a direct
appeal to young voters on the issues of climate change, gun
violence and reproductive impatient for change.
>> These issues are not theoretical. This is not
political. For you. This is your lived experience. And I see you
and let us remember that your vote is your voice, and your
voice is your power. >> Election day will be the true
test. If Harris brought the energy and if Wisconsin voters,
as they say, understood the assignment. Reporting from