Wisconsin's Supreme Court decided Friday that the Republican-submitted legislative maps must be redrawn as they don't consist of contiguous territory.
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court decided Friday that the Republican-submitted legislative maps must be redrawn as they don’t consist of contiguous territory.
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After the 4-3 decision, Justice Jill J. Karofsky wrote on behalf of the majority, detailing that “Because the current state legislative districts contain separate, detached territory and therefore violate the constitution’s contiguity requirements, we enjoin the Wisconsin Elections Commission from using the current legislative maps in future elections.”
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