Wisconsin governor signs into law maps he drew, says 'right thing to do'

Wakanda News Details

Wisconsin governor signs into law maps he drew, says 'right thing to do'

(The Center Square) – The court fight over Wisconsin’s new political maps is likely over. Second-term Democratic Gov. Tony Evers on Monday morning signed into law new legislative maps he drew that take away the need for the Wisconsin Supreme Court to draw new boundaries for state Assembly and state Senate districts. “It is a […]

The post Wisconsin governor signs into law maps he drew, says 'right thing to do' appeared first on The Black Chronicle.

Source: The Black Chronicle

You may also like

More from The Black Chronicle

Consumer prices tick up as inflation remains elevated - News - The Black Chronicle

Initiative to repeal natural gas phase-out bill could soon get the green light - Energy - The Black Chronicle

UW president ‘disappointed’ in UW-M’s agreement with protesters - Education - The Black Chronicle

Yost pushes feds to restore victim assistance money - Ohio - The Black Chronicle

Illinois quick hits: Wildfire smoke may impact Illinois; $21 million unclaimed returned - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

To-go alcoholic beverage sales become permanent Colorado law - Colorado - The Black Chronicle

Bipartisan members of Congress, Jewish professors oppose antisemitism bill - National - The Black Chronicle

Parents open to exploring options to save Seattle schools from planned closures - Washington - The Black Chronicle

Legislative committee formed in response to campus protest arrests - Education - The Black Chronicle

Manufacturing priorities set for East Coast leader - North Carolina - The Black Chronicle

Legislation would provide tax incentives to media companies to boost local journalism - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

Spokane Valley eyes millions for sidewalks and school crossings - Washington - The Black Chronicle

Trump, Biden want to debate before election, but details vague - National - The Black Chronicle

SCOTUS considers whether to take Illinois’ gun ban challenges - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

USDA delivers grants to historically Black land-grant universities - Agriculture - The Black Chronicle

Officials mourn loss of Tacoma City Councilmember Catherine Ushka - Washington - The Black Chronicle

Illinois quick hits: DePaul pro-Palestinian encampment dismantled - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

Lawmakers to grill Biden's energy secretary over energy costs, regulations - Energy - The Black Chronicle

WA Traffic Safety Commission unveils new messaging amid increase in fatal crashes - Washington - The Black Chronicle

Illinois legislators considering tax and spend policies in final days of session - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

Op-Ed: Ensure long-lasting protection for workers with a Right-To-Work constitutional amendment - Idaho - The Black Chronicle

Arizona capital punishment could restart in 2025, some want it sooner - Arizona - The Black Chronicle

Op-Ed: Frivolous lawsuits cost jobs, hurt economy in Illinois - Opinion - The Black Chronicle

The EV battery 'catch-22' - National - The Black Chronicle

Sick And Desperate: How GoFundMe Exposes America’s Failing Health System - News - The Black Chronicle

Constitutional convention could be on tap for Louisiana - Louisiana - The Black Chronicle

Iowa's employment level drops for the first time in nearly a year - Iowa - The Black Chronicle

DePaul shuts encampment, details behavior by protesters - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

Summer road repairs begin in four Michigan counties - Michigan - The Black Chronicle

Ohio school system faces $90M deficit from COVID-19 spending - Ohio - The Black Chronicle

Groups sue over Bureau of Land Management leasing rule - New Mexico - The Black Chronicle

Missouri Chamber criticizes, City of St. Louis praises inaction of General Assembly - Missouri - The Black Chronicle

UW professor warns of 'long-lived' damage from deal with protestors - Education - The Black Chronicle

IFO projects $700M growth in general revenue next year - News - The Black Chronicle

Agriculture, agribusiness exceeds $111.1B in economic impact - Agriculture - The Black Chronicle

Alaska budget up to Dunleavy - Alaska - The Black Chronicle

Florida unemployment rate up slightly in April compared to same time last year - Florida - The Black Chronicle

Significant drop noted in Pittsburgh police enforcement - Pennsylvania - The Black Chronicle

Ohio’s unemployment higher than national rate for first time in 3 years - Ohio - The Black Chronicle

More Virginia schools tightening up cell phone policies - Education - The Black Chronicle

KCRHA interim CEO withdraws candidacy due to too many ‘cooks in the kitchen’ - Washington - The Black Chronicle

Green Bay school board to vote on policy revisions on handling controversial issues - Wisconsin - The Black Chronicle

Frontier Airlines’ Major Fee Overhaul - National - The Black Chronicle

Federal scholarship program under fire for alleged bias against conservatives - National - The Black Chronicle

Op-Ed: Why is the U.S. helping China undermine global innovation? - Opinion - The Black Chronicle

California school enrollment falls even after new 'TK' grade boosts enrollment - California - The Black Chronicle

MARTA opens updated Airport Station, advances $1B rehabilitation initiative - Georgia - The Black Chronicle

Illinois legislators call for meaningful property tax relief, not another study - Illinois - The Black Chronicle

Key races to watch as early voting underway for 2024 primary runoff - Election, Politics - The Black Chronicle

Cost to provide security for homeless and migrants rises from $400,000 to $3 million - Border - The Black Chronicle

Blackfacts BETA RELEASE 11.5.3
(Production Environment)