Wisconsin Supreme Court Declines to Clarify Election Maps

The court's refusal leaves uncertainty for upcoming special and recall elections before new maps take effect in November.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously decided not to clarify legislative district boundaries for potential recall elections before new maps become effective in November.
This decision affects a recall effort against Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, initiated by supporters of former President Donald Trump.
Democratic Governor Tony Evers signed new legislative maps into law in February, which are set to take effect in November, replacing maps deemed unconstitutional.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission, tasked with election administration, faces an April 11 deadline to determine if the recall petition against Vos has sufficient signatures.
A second recall effort against Vos was launched last week, as the initial attempt likely fell short of the required signatures.