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Judicial panel dismisses challenge to Wisconsin congressional map

The panel ruled only the Wisconsin Supreme Court can redraw maps, citing a 2011 law; plaintiffs argued median victory margins near 30 points indicate partisan gerrymandering.

  • A three-judge panel in Wisconsin dismissed a lawsuit by Democratic voters seeking to redraw the state's Republican-friendly congressional district boundaries before the November midterm election.
  • The panel said it has 'no basis to find the current congressional map invalid' and that only the Wisconsin Supreme Court can determine if the maps should be redrawn.
  • The dismissed lawsuit argued that the current maps discriminate against Democrats by packing substantial numbers into two districts while breaking up other Democratic areas into six Republican-favorable districts.
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