Democrats lost a Wisconsin Supreme Court race in 2019 by fewer than 6,000 votes. Now the court has essentially ratified a GOP gerrymander by a 4–3 vote.

That 2019 loss is going to cost Democrats multiple seats in the House of Representatives. https://t.co/xIVF6241f0

— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) November 30, 2021

BREAKING: The Wisconsin Supreme Court rules it will NOT consider partisan balance in drawing new lines for the Legislature, Congress and will make the "minimum changes necessary" to the current map.

— JR Ross (@jrrosswrites) November 30, 2021

Wisconsin's 2019 Supreme Court race, held far (far) from the national spotlight in the spring of 2019 and which the GOP-aligned candidate carried by 5921 votes (out of 1.2 million) will loom very large when it comes to deciding national power thru this coming decade.

— Taniel (@Taniel) November 30, 2021

These are the proposed congressional plans from the state House, which differ from the state Senate's. We've been down this road before during the litigation, where the two chambers could not agree on a remedial congressional plan so the court adopted one

— Michael McDonald (@ElectProject) November 29, 2021

New: FL House Republicans release drafts that are significantly more aggressive than the FL Senate GOP's drafts. This version below could convert the delegation from 16R-11D to as lopsided as 19R-9D. https://t.co/q4QRGvuDQ0

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) November 29, 2021

The proposed map is “just a crazy gerrymander,” said Matt Isbell, an elections expert who runs the MCIMaps website, adding it seemed custom-designed for state Rep. Anthony Sabatini, a Republican running for Congress. “It’s like the Sabatini dream plan.”https://t.co/0ARwVuwtHe

— Mark Skoneki (@markskon) November 29, 2021

Breaking: Georgia legislature passes gerrymandered Congressional map giving GOP 64% of seats in state Biden won with 49.5%. GA gained 1 million people over last decade, all from people of color, but new map increases # of white GOP districts & reduces minority representation

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) November 22, 2021

In hindsight, the world where McBath didn't win a Senate seat in 2020 would've been one where she was likely to get drawn out of her district in 2021 (since it would imply the GA GOP kept the state legislature). Running for Senate was the play. https://t.co/dkIn2ULZ4C

— Conor Sen (@conorsen) November 17, 2021

Bad news for Dems in this 9R-5D gerrymander: Rep. Lucy McBath (D) would get a solid red #GA06.

Consolation for Dems: Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux (D) gets a solid blue #GA07 and Rep. Sanford Bishop (D) keeps a Dem-leaning #GA02. https://t.co/CovivcYxOU

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) November 17, 2021

Compared to the last map, GA-6 turning red again is the noteworthy shift.
But compared to a nonpartisan map, it's the treatment of Democratic-leaning Cobb County–here split among four CDs–that stands out as the most dubious choicehttps://t.co/A3JPbtcocs

— Nate Cohn (@Nate_Cohn) November 17, 2021

I’m proud to see Ohio voters, who overwhelmingly supported reforms to end gerrymandering in their state, fight back in this new lawsuit. Ohio Republicans ignoring their constituents and brazenly disregarding their constitutional duty will never go unanswered. We will win. https://t.co/mCW7QI6qLv

— Eric Holder (@EricHolder) November 23, 2021

Mike DeWine is a good, decent man. He knows – absolutely knows – the new gerrymandered maps he signed are totally inconsistent with the reforms Ohio voters put in place just a few years ago. Disappointing that he caved to the extreme part of his party. https://t.co/rc19aaFjvE

— Eric Holder (@EricHolder) November 22, 2021

Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a new map of congressional districts into law. https://t.co/CdyCaMjH1M

— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) November 21, 2021

Breaking: Ohio governor Mike DeWine signs extreme gerrymandered Congressional map giving Republicans 80-87% of seats in state Trump won with 53% of vote

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) November 20, 2021

GOP strategist: Ohio's redistricting process has been 'very transparent.' Dem strategist: 'It's like the Republicans are afraid of facing the voters.'@tparti, @seungminkim, @alicetweet and @JamalSimmons discuss redistricting ahead of 2022 @PamelaBrownCNN https://t.co/M2zZz4BvsL

— The Lead CNN (@TheLeadCNN) November 19, 2021

“Make no mistake. This is happening right now. They’re just hoping you won’t notice until it’s too late.”@JohnAvlon nails it. https://t.co/9kkQBSSVU0

— David Pepper (@DavidPepper) November 19, 2021

Republicans say they are following redistricting law. Democrats say they are violating it. Black voters in Cincinnati say the result is they’re denied a say in who represents them in Congress — again. @ColbyItkowitz https://t.co/4a9JHbenR1

— Rachel Van Dongen (@RachelVanD) November 19, 2021

Gov. Mike DeWine approves Ohio congressional map bill that likely strengthens GOP sharehttps://t.co/oUCPoD3bRA

— Andrew Tobias (@AndrewJTobias) November 20, 2021

Utah’s @GovCox says he won’t veto aggressive GOP gerrymander bc if voters want to stop this they can vote accordingly.

Utahns voted for redistricting reform in a referendum!

that lawmakers then gutted before gerrymandering!

lawmakers who’re gerrymandering their own districts! https://t.co/pugpZ7RInK

— Taniel (@Taniel) November 10, 2021

Takes a lot of chutzpah to tell voters upset about gerrymandering to vote their way out of it when Utahns voted for an independent redistricting commission in 2018 and then the state legislature just junked it via statue a year later. https://t.co/g89nQqmV0M

— Jacob Rubashkin (@JacobRubashkin) November 10, 2021

🚨ALERT: Utah Republicans approve gerrymandered congressional map that further cements Republican power in the state and cracks Salt Lake County into 4 different districts, ignoring the recommendations of the new independent redistricting commission. https://t.co/AJIjXdfh9Z

— Democracy Docket (@DemocracyDocket) November 10, 2021

A campaign for a voter ballot measure to repeal gerrymandered maps forming in Utah. #fairmaps https://t.co/mZHIeCtLWU

— Michael Li 李之樸 (@mcpli) November 10, 2021

POLITICIANS CHOOSING VOTERS—Look at this crap… Utah has now cut its biggest city into 4 different congressional districts—for no reason other than to maintain 100% GOP power with 4Republican-0Democrat seats in Congress. Gerrymandering is so corrupt. #gerrymandering pic.twitter.com/gyMY7neMTZ

— Eric Feigl-Ding (@DrEricDing) November 7, 2021

I'm highly disappointed by the Utah legislature's decision today to gerrymander our congressional districts to prevent fair competition in our state. Gerrymandering destroys government accountability and fuels extremism. I urge Gov @SpencerJCox to veto. https://t.co/uAJtlnBcpN

— Evan McMullin 🇺🇸 (@EvanMcMullin) November 10, 2021

Our new lawsuit argues that Ohio’s new gerrymandered maps violate voters’ rights to equal protection and freedom of association under the state constitution. https://t.co/PRxh8jVL91

— Brennan Center (@BrennanCenter) October 6, 2021

Here is the official statement from Republicans that seems to argue they would be legally justified to award themselves up to 81% of Ohio’s state legislative seats. pic.twitter.com/LHJJRfjUpO

— Andrew Tobias (@AndrewJTobias) September 16, 2021

VIDEO: nothing better than speaking truth to power.

Here’s my testimony today explaining how the Ohio GOP’s proposed 13-2 Congressional map egregiously violates the Constitution—and represents THEIR fear of democracy.

(They weren’t pleased) pic.twitter.com/pfCNdCS51u

— David Pepper (@DavidPepper) November 10, 2021

Breaking: Wisconsin legislature passes extreme gerrymandered maps that would give GOP 75% of US House seats & 60% of legislative seats in state Biden won

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) November 11, 2021

While Dems failed to pass Freedom to Vote Act yesterday that would ban partisan gerrymandering, Wisconsin Republicans introduced heavily gerrymandered maps that would give GOP 75% of US House seats & 60% of legislative seats in state Biden won https://t.co/ZFqL9oHwci

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) October 21, 2021

In 2012, Republicans won 48.6 percent of the statewide vote in Wisconsin—and 60 out of 99 seats in the Wisconsin state assembly.

Partisan gerrymandering allows a party that wins a minority of votes to capture a near-supermajority of seats. You can't out-organize that. https://t.co/csklb4LTrC

— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) July 23, 2021

I would like to remind the White House about Wisconsin, one of the states of the union, and its 2018 State Assembly election https://t.co/z6RnaJUrRa pic.twitter.com/8lKyHriLsC

— Patrick Iber (@PatrickIber) July 23, 2021

Wow. Supreme Court of Virginia throws out all three GOP nominees to serve as "special master" to draw new redistricting maps. Orders Rs to nominate three or more new names (the court will then select one D/R each to draft maps). Not a good start for Rs. https://t.co/bn46FZgB4f

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) November 12, 2021

The fact that VA Dems, when they had a governing trifecta, made their redistricting commission bipartisan — and that that commission produced a Republican gerrymander — is just so depressingly on brand. https://t.co/Xa1n36rQTR

— Jonathan "Boo and Vote" Cohn (@JonathanCohn) October 21, 2021

As expected, the Alabama legislature's proposal continues to pack Black voters into just one seat (#AL07), even though it's pretty easy to draw 2/7 districts w/ Black majorities. Dems will pursue a federal lawsuit, though it's a long shot. https://t.co/pqTJR5W7PT

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) October 25, 2021