Two lawsuits in Wisconsin are seeking to have the state’s congressional map thrown out, complicating the fight for the House in 2026.

MADISON, Wis. — Two new lawsuits are asking the liberal-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court to weigh in and redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Two new lawsuits are asking the liberal-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court to weigh in and redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a request to reconsider the state's congressional maps last year, but Elias Law Firm is trying again. News Sports Packers Business Suburbs Advertise Obituaries ...

Democrats have asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to invalidate the state's congressional map as illegally advantageous to Republicans, a move that if successful could help determine which party ...

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A fresh look at the 2016 vote offers yet more evidence of the huge partisan advantage Republicans built into Wisconsin’s legislative map, which the state was ordered to redraw by a federal court ...

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The parties and others involved in the case may respond to the consultants' report by next week. The Wisconsin Elections Commission has said new maps must be in place by March 15.

Wisconsin Elections Commission — that ultimately landed at the U.S. Supreme Court. In 2022, the nation's highest court threw out election maps drawn by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.

Wisconsin's maps were hailed for ending gerrymandering. The problem is the same politics that produced the gerrymandered maps led to the new ones. Ryan Grunwald. Special to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.