Non-partisan redistricting commission used to address gerrymandering
Gerrymandering can result in one political party winning an election, even if the other party got the majority of the vote
Madison’s shift toward more liberal legislature influenced by past GOP majorities
Republicans still have majority in state legislature, though Democrats have gained seats
Gerrymandered districts helped GOP stay in power in state legislature, new analysis shows
Current districts drawn in 2011 have kept Wisconsin GOP in control for last ten years, UW Political Science Professor says
Wisconsin voter ID laws unfairly target out-of-state students, requirements must change
Common Cause lawsuit goes after unabashedly partisan voter laws that benefit Republicans
The Badger Herald Editorial Board: Spring 2020’s biggest stories
From campus issues to coronavirus, Editorial Board recaps spring 2020 semester in all its glory
New nonpartisan district map will ensure fairer future elections in Wisconsin
Gov. Evers' efforts to establish nonpartisan committee will address past effect of gerrymandering in Wisconsin, better public representation
Evers follows through on vow, signs executive order for nonpartisan redistricting commission
'People should be able to choose their elected officials, not the other way around,' Evers said
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
