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New Lawsuit Seeks to Redraw Wisconsin's Congressional Maps Before 2026 Midterms

WISCONSIN, UNITED STATES, JUL 9 – The court's decision preserves Republican control of six of eight U.S. House seats despite allegations of anti-competitive gerrymandering, with a new lawsuit filed shortly after.

  • Late last month, the Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected two Democrat-led lawsuits, leaving the state's eight congressional districts unchanged.
  • Late last month, the Wisconsin Supreme Court declined to hear Democratic lawsuits claiming unconstitutional gerrymandering aimed at flipping two GOP-held seats.
  • Analysis finds that maps approved by a conservative-controlled court show a median victory margin near 30 percentage points, with lawsuits filed by Elias Law Group and the Campaign Legal Center challenging alleged anti-competitive gerrymandering.
  • With boundaries unchanged, the GOP maintains a stronger grip on six of eight House seats, with only two districts remaining competitive, solidifying their electoral advantage.
  • A new lawsuit was filed in Dane County circuit court less than two weeks after the court's rejection, potentially delaying resolution before the 2026 midterms.
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Conservative Journal Review broke the news in on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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