Lina Hidalgo

For my part, as an elected official that is also in charge of, you know, elections in my community, I do this as an effort to turn the wheels of democracy. I'm responsible to keep those wheels turning during a pandemic come hell or high…

I think the letter shows that yes, they were seeing voting as an existential threat to them, which is a shame because if you're a party that depends on low participation for winning, you're doing something wrong.

What they're trying to do is they're trying to have us focus on the ins and out of the litigation, because ultimately if they don't win by winning the litigation, they're trying to win by confusing voters.

They're not going to be intimidated. They're not going to be -- allow this confusion to prevail. Instead, they're participating.

We have been working since day one to make voting more accessible. This year, we've invested over $30 million in election safety and accessibility.

If the numbers keep up in this direction, we could be headed to a place where we run out of hospital space.