Wisconsin GOP Passes New Legislative Maps to Address Gerrymandering

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Republicans in Wisconsin passed new legislative district lines identical to those drawn by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, in an attempt to enact new maps before the state Supreme Court does. The maps, which would improve Democrats' chances in future races, were passed in the Senate and Assembly, with some Republicans joining Democrats in voting against them. Governor Evers indicated he would sign the maps if passed unchanged, while Democrats criticized Republicans for potential litigation and power retention tactics. The Wisconsin Elections Commission needs the maps in place by March 15 for this year's elections.
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- Wisconsin lawmakers adopt new legislative maps that could undo gerrymandering The Guardian US
- Wisconsin GOP undoes legislative gerrymander after court pressure POLITICO
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