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BELOIT — Legislators on both sides of the political aisle are mapping out their next move after the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Wisconsin’s current legislative maps do not meet constitutional
Republicans argue drawing new maps on a tight timeline for 2024 elections would "needlessly disrupt the electoral process."
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Parties must submit their map proposals by Jan. 12, and the maps need to be in place by March 15.
A U.S. Federal judge has ruled that Georgia’s redrawn congressional and legislative maps that include more majority-Black districts comply to his earlier order despite opposition by Democrats. In October, U.S. District Judge Steve Jones ruled that Georgia’s redrawn maps from 2021 did violate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Jones ordered the state to draw two new Black-majority for the Georgia state Senate and five new Black-majority districts for the Georgia state House.