In the wake of this summer’s mass shooting in downtown Highland Park, Democratic state Rep. Martin Moylan of Des Plaines and his Republican challenger Michael M. Lupo of Park Ridge shared differing views on what the state might be able to do to curb gun violence, including whether a ban on assault weapons should be a part of a solution.
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