I hope voters are fed up with the circus that Republicans have made of the House, but 2024 might still be close.

Maybe Senate I heard at one point. Hoping someone else who knows more will weigh in.

The Assembly is up for re-election every 2 years. Approximately half of them are affected by this redistricting based on having non-contiguous segments. There are 20 in the Senate, but they are up every 4 years alternating - 1/2 of the 33 plus or minus this year, the remainder up in 2026 under these new maps.

There are some curiosities in the current maps that could cause swings in November depending on how they are resolved. For example, there are about 3 or 4 assembly reps who live near each other, with their districts drawn to encircle their house, basically. One or all of them may find in the new maps that they are no longer in their current district and have to run against 1 or more incumbents

Most believe the that the Wis GOP will at the very least lose their supermajority in the Assembly and that it is possible that the Dems could pick up control of the Senate by 2026 if not this year.

It looks like the wis GOP are not planning on doing new maps. We’ll see what they give the committee to work with. I will laugh my ass off if Evers is the only one to submit maps and the court is satisfied with them. Let the gop suck on that.

I did know about the senate maps for SD1, 2, and 30. All 3 senators live about 7 miles from each other and the maps literally include little “arms” to include the senators houses on/near the Fox River

The supermajority is in the Senate though. Assembly nearly has one.

As to the Senate and Assembly maps, each Senate district is comprised of 3 Assembly districts, so what impacts the Assembly maps also impacts the Senate maps.

My problem with the Senate is that the state supremes decided not to boot any senator currently serving district in violation of mapping laws until their next election in 2026. Still, they might get their act together knowing they will have new voters to persuade.

LOL, like that's s going to happen. Prepare for 2 full years of whining about how wronged they are.

Then Supremes said only half. Ugh.

Hoping

Not sure why because IMO, those are cooked as well.

This is basically the only reason based on the state constitution to redraw.

If they found causes outside our constitution, the SCOTUS could stall or overrule. They haven’t decided they have jurisdiction in how states run elections yet, for better or worse.

Despite the lock the GQP took on our state congressional map, they are contiguous.