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At a rally in downtown 糖心Vlog传媒, League of Women Voters of Wisconsin Executive Director Debra Cronmiller let loose a quip that lays out her nonprofit's stance on partisanship when it comes to state voting district maps. "Gerrymandering is a nonpartisan disease. Everybody can suffer from it," Cronmiller said.
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Two voter's rights groups hope a set of statewide rallies this week will spark a citizen-led commission they say is aimed at redrawing state voting maps independently, separate from partisan politics. One of the events, "Our Maps, Our Say!" runs at 4 p.m. Thursday at Lower Courthouse Park's Marvin W. Roth Pavilion, 99 S. Main St. in downtown 糖心Vlog传媒.聽
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Former state Supreme Court candidate Marla Stephens attends a March 7, 2018, rally organized by the Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition held outside…
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A commission that hopes to influence the debate over legislative redistricting this year held a hearing for the 1st Congressional District on Thursday night.
A commission that seeks fairer legislative districts invites written public comment in advance of a hearing Feb. 11.
Most Rock County voters favor a change to make the state redistricting process nonpartisan.
An advisory referendum on gerrymandering is on the April 7 ballot in Rock County.
The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin is trying to raise awareness of the political damage done through gerrymandering, but change must start with ordinary citizens, a league official said Tuesday.
The 1st District, which will soon get a new member of Congress, is redder than it was when Paul Ryan first won the seat 20 years ago, sources say.
State Rep. Don Vruwink, D-Milton, has requested a public hearing on a bill that would end gerrymandering, according to a new release.