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From courtrooms to commissions, redistricting in Wisconsin could take several paths - Vimarsana News

From courtrooms to commissions, redistricting in Wisconsin could take several paths

In Wisconsin, it's the job of the Legislature and the governor to handle redistricting every decade, and pretty much no one thinks they're actually going to do it this time around. With split control of state government, things are likely headed to court, but which court and when are still open questions.

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People's Maps Commission unveils proposal, Evers promises to veto Republican maps - Vimarsana News

People's Maps Commission unveils proposal, Evers promises to veto Republican maps

The People's Maps Commission on Tuesday unveiled its nonpartisan proposals for the political redistricting process in Wisconsin.

Gov. Evers urges lawmakers to use 'people's maps' for redistricting - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers urges lawmakers to use 'people's maps' for redistricting

Gov. Tony Evers was presented with new districting maps Tuesday as Wisconsin's redistricting battle continues.

Maps, districts, and Wisconsin's political future: A redistricting primer - Vimarsana News

Maps, districts, and Wisconsin's political future: A redistricting primer

Governing Wisconsin’s future for at least a decade to come, the current map cycle is likely to end up in the courts amid divided state leadership.

'Wrong, immoral and anti-democratic' — Wisconsin's voting maps get a public hearing - Vimarsana News

'Wrong, immoral and anti-democratic' — Wisconsin's voting maps get a public hearing

Hundreds of people packed the Capitol for a day-long hearing on the Legislature's new voting maps, which some described as 'gerrymander 2.0'