. >> reporter: bonnie lee says the district didn't rise up against republicans, and people didn't change their minds. she says the 1h started voting mocratic when democrats moveduk out of mil. >> i certainly see that here in wauwatosa.th itsed to b if you were a city worker, you must live in the city of miaukee.

>> i'm bonnie lee. i'm running for state assembly in this district. lee says she respects the work robyn vining put in to get elected but says she needs to be replaced. >> i believe tt i represent this district actut ly a little re accurately. >> reporter: lee says there isss one core that voters in the suburbs are worried about: public safety. >> really, after about the last couple of months, this issue has come to the top. the's not a day that goes that i don't talk with somebody who says"we are thinking of leaving"-- in particular, wauwatosa, mwaukee. then, that's how communities die, and we-- we c't have that happen here. >> reporter: bonnie lee is not the on republican talkin about this. donald trump spent the summer campaigning on law and order in response to the protests against police shootings that popped up around the country. >> because we're f law and order. they say, "don't use that term. it's too tough." no, order.y wants law and >> public safety-- law and order, as the present would say-- is sort of going to be front and center on the b