redistricting

JR Ross of WisPolitics.com unpacks some of the biggest races of Nov. 5, including those under new Wisconsin legislative maps.

Since the Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered new legislative maps be drawn, putting an end to one of the worst gerrymandered maps in the U.S., legislative races have become more competitive with more consequential stakes.

Jodi Habush Sinykin attracts prominent Democrats as she tries to unseat Republican state Sen. Duey Stroebel in the 8th District.

The new law appears to end a major fight over legislative maps. But not everything is settled.

Democrats are almost certain to gain seats in the state Assembly and state Senate under the new maps, which will be in place for the November election.

And, Democratic lawmakers raise concern about an amendment that could help Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.

Redistricting has become the central focus of politics in Wisconsin. Here is where you can get updates and find answers to your redistricting questions.

A national Democratic law firm has asked the liberal-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court to throw out the battleground state’s congressional maps, arguing that the court’s decision last month ordering new state legislative maps opens the door to the latest challenge.

An independent analysis shows that most of the newly ordered maps redrawing Wisconsin’s political boundaries for the state Legislature would keep Republicans in majority control, but their dominance would be reduced.

After the recent State Supreme Court ruling it's time to submit new maps.