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sybylla

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9. I stand corrected on where the supermajority is.

Sun Jan 14, 2024, 12:03 PM

Jan 2024

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.

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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