Wisconsin’s Supreme Court has opted not to intervene in the ongoing debate surrounding electoral maps ahead of the November elections.
The court’s decision places the responsibility on the Wisconsin Elections Commission to determine the appropriate map for any pre-November election.
However, a previous ruling by the liberal-majority court declared the state’s existing political maps unconstitutional, rendering them ineligible for future use.
This development occurs amidst a backdrop of political turmoil, with the state assembly speaker facing a second recall attempt and Milwaukee awaiting a special election to fill a vacant State Senate seat.
