Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed new state legislative maps into law Feb. 19 in hopes of limiting gerrymandering, according to Campaign Legal. These new maps helped Wisconsin Democrats flip 14 State ...

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s rural communities have gained greater political representation in their state’s legislature ...

Election season never really ends in Wisconsin. Next year will feature another Supreme Court race in the spring and the ...

Gov. Tony Evers has long been critical of the district map-drawing process in Wisconsin. He has called the state’s maps “gerrymandering 2.0” and said they unfairly favor the current Republican ...

Maps are redrawn every 10 years following the U.S. Census and, in cases where the Wisconsin Legislature and governor cannot ...

Wisconsin’s a 50/50 state, as I mentioned ... The court then ruled against Republican-drawn legislative district maps and approved maps from Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat. Republicans now have ...

Democrats saw their largest gains in Wisconsin ... one party gained seats in both state legislative chambers—six for Democrats and 12 for Republicans. The map below shows those states by ...

Last year, the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the state’s legislative maps, which were so heavily gerrymandered that it was virtually impossible for Democrats to ever gain control of the ...

Control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is up for grabs again in an election that has already broken spending records for a judicial race.

Tuesday's outcome will decide if the Badger State's highest court leans left or right, with multiple hot button issues up for debate.