Wisconsin Governor Skeptical of GOP Passing His Electoral Maps

Despite Republican leaders considering the move, Gov. Tony Evers remains doubtful they will approve his proposed electoral maps.

Gov. Tony Evers expressed skepticism over the Republican-controlled Legislature's willingness to pass his electoral maps, despite GOP leaders floating the idea.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is currently reviewing maps after ruling the current Republican-drawn maps unconstitutional, with a decision expected by March 15.
Evers vetoed a set of maps passed by the Legislature last week, criticizing them for minor adjustments aimed at maintaining GOP incumbents.
Republican leaders are considering Evers' maps as a potential solution to avoid further legal challenges, with Senate Republicans planning to discuss the matter.
The ongoing redistricting battle in Wisconsin reflects broader national disputes over electoral boundaries following the 2020 census.