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Wisconsin

AllyCat

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8. I did not know about the assembly maps.

Reply to sybylla (Reply #5)

Sun Jan 14, 2024, 10:30 AM

Jan 2024

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.

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Gov. Evers Submits Fair Maps to Wisconsin Supreme Court in Redistricting Litigation [View all] Ellipsis Jan 2024 OP

Does anyone from Wisconsin know how many House seats Democrats might pick up with fair Congressional maps? Lonestarblue Jan 2024 #1

From what I hear, unlikely to be majorities in both or even either. AllyCat Jan 2024 #4

So we have 33 total senate seats and 99 total assembly seats sybylla Jan 2024 #5

I did not know about the assembly maps. AllyCat Jan 2024 #8

I stand corrected on where the supermajority is. sybylla Jan 2024 #9

I agree. I thought they ALL had to run for their seats again. AllyCat Jan 2024 #10

Congressional too? leftieNanner Jan 2024 #2

The court ruling does not include congressional maps unfortunately. AllyCat Jan 2024 #3

But they are all contiguous. sybylla Jan 2024 #6

Right...the ruling said contiguous. AllyCat Jan 2024 #7