Democrats Challenge Wisconsin Congressional Map in Court Battle
Democrats have filed a lawsuit with the Wisconsin Supreme Court, claiming the state's congressional map unfairly benefits Republicans. The legal move aims to rectify the map in favor of fair representation, with potential implications for the control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the upcoming elections.

In a significant legal challenge, Democrats have taken their battle over Wisconsin's congressional map to the state's Supreme Court. The party argues that the current map disproportionately favors Republicans, a situation they claim undermines fair democratic representation.
The legal action was initiated shortly after liberal candidate Susan Crawford's victory in a crucial state Supreme Court race that maintained a liberal majority. The highly contested race saw record campaign spending, with notable involvement from billionaire Elon Musk, who supported the conservative candidate, Brad Schimel.
The Democrats, led by the Elias Law Group, contend that the existing congressional lines allow Republicans to hold undue sway in six out of eight districts. Democrats need to secure three more seats in the 2026 elections to regain control of the House. The outcome of this lawsuit could prove pivotal for party dynamics ahead of future elections.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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