Li Zhou is a former politics reporter at Vox, where she covers Congress and elections. Previously, she was a tech policy reporter at Politico and an editorial fellow at the Atlantic. Wisconsin now ...

Gov. Tony Evers signed into law new electoral maps on Monday, reducing the 13-year Republican stronghold in the state Legislature that had been cemented by some of the most gerrymandered electoral ...

The new fair maps are expected to more evenly represent the state as a whole in the state legislature. Wisconsin is roughly split 50-50 between Republicans and Democrats, but in the legislature ...

A months-long fight over Wisconsin's new legislative maps ... end of assured Republican dominance in the state Legislature. The governor's maps will replace the maps that the new liberal ...

By WisPolitics.com As predicted after Susan Crawford’s big victory in the state Supreme Court race, a move to change ...

Democrats are likely to gain seats in the state Assembly and Senate under the new maps, which will be effective for the November election. Wisconsin Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signed new ...

On Dec. 22, Wisconsin’s Supreme Court ordered the Republican-led state Legislature to draw new Assembly and Senate maps, ruling that it is unconstitutional for a district to be in separate ...

requiring the Legislature to pass new maps. Two consultants hired to analyze new legislative boundary lines in Wisconsin after the state's Supreme Court tossed the current Republican-drawn maps ...

Wisconsin’s majority-Republican state legislature voted Tuesday to adopt new legislative maps proposed by the state’s Democratic governor aimed at countering gerrymandering, staving off a ...

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin Republicans approved maps Tuesday that would weaken their ironclad grip on the state legislature, backing new district lines supported by the Democratic governor out of ...

Wisconsin Democrats argued for having all 132 lawmakers stand for election under the new maps, including half of the members of the state Senate who are midway through their four-year terms.

The new maps will be in place for the November election. Republicans have controlled the Wisconsin Legislature since 2011. They've decided how to spend tax money and write new state laws.