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Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds use of three-judge panels to review partisan gerrymandering claims in congressional maps.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ordered two three-judge panels to hear lawsuits challenging the state’s 2011 congressional maps, upholding a law requiring such panels.
The cases allege the maps favor Republicans, who hold six of eight House seats.
In a 5-2 decision, conservative Justice Brian Hagedorn joined the liberal majority, which upheld the panel requirement but criticized judge selection.
Conservative justices dissented, citing partisan bias.
The court did not rule on the maps’ constitutionality.
The decision could affect the 2026 House elections as Democrats aim to make two Republican-held districts competitive.
La Corte Suprema de Wisconsin sostiene el uso de paneles de tres jueces para revisar reclamos de manipulación partidista en mapas del Congreso.