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Redistricting Battles in Wisconsin Could Last Until 2027

12/14/2025

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Wisconsin's congressional redistricting disputes are expected to extend beyond the 2026 midterms and could reshape the state's political landscape.
Two liberal groups filed lawsuits challenging the current maps, with one alleging discrimination against Democrats and the other alleging anti-competitive gerrymandering.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court appointed two three-judge panels to oversee the cases, a first for the state.
Trial dates could extend into 2027.

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Story summary

Wisconsin's congressional redistricting disputes are expected to extend beyond the 2026 midterms and could reshape the state's political landscape.
Two liberal groups filed lawsuits challenging the current maps, with one alleging discrimination against Democrats and the other alleging anti-competitive gerrymandering.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court appointed two three-judge panels to oversee the cases, a first for the state.
Trial dates could extend into 2027.