College students should worry most about gerrymandering — here’s why
As the college student vote trends further left, this demographic is at risk of being a target for gerrymandering
Editorial Board: When democratic corrosion requires popular action
Following Supreme Court decision to back partisan gerrymandering, civic engagement is important now, more than ever
Wisconsin gerrymandering case thrown out by judges following Supreme Court ruling
Whether Wisconsin taxpayers will pay legal fees will be decided later
Stick with what you know: Walker finds another way to subvert our electoral democracy
Walker's move to join GOP redistricting group shows his commitment to ensuring GOP maintains unconstitutional control
On seeking political compromise, bipartisan cooperation and progress
As political polarization becomes increasingly stark, both parties need to develop more moderate, cooperative policies
A drawing lesson for Wisconsin politicians
Ahead of 2020 census, abolition of gerrymandering is important now more than ever for creation of fair districts
Vos’ disrespect of open records laws detracts from functioning democracy
Despite open records laws, Vos refuses to release details of $850,000 legal contract regarding gerrymandering lawsuit
Letter to the Editor: Midterm election results another reminder of staunch Republican gerrymandering
Though statewide positions turned blue, Republican-dominated legislature indicates effective gerrymandering
Partisan gerrymandering a difficult process to gut when parties are not evenly distributed across state
While a non-partisan redistricting commission may seem like a solution to gerrymandering, perfect proportionality is not a guarantee, difficult to achieve
Following SCOTUS refusal to hear gerrymandering case, experts discuss looming constitutional questions
Plaintiffs to reassess plan of action, possibly bring case forward again
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