Summary
Two lawsuits in Wisconsin aim to change the state's congressional districts, which currently favor Republicans. These cases might not be decided until after the 2026 midterm elections.
Key Facts
- Two lawsuits have been filed to change how Wisconsin's congressional districts are drawn.
- The current district lines are seen as helping Republicans.
- A court hearing took place to discuss the potential for new maps by the 2026 midterms.
- Lawyers in one case pushed for a decision by March 1 to prepare maps for upcoming elections.
- The state elections commission set a March 1 deadline for new district maps.
- President Trump is involved in nationwide redistricting efforts as he aims to keep a small Republican majority in the House.
- Indiana Republicans recently rejected President Trump's call to change congressional district lines in their state.
