The GOP members of the state’s congressional delegation asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn new maps OK’d by Wisconsin justices, arguing they are unconstitutional. The filing — coming two days after Republican state lawmakers also went to the U.S. justices seeking to overturn the new maps — accuses the state Supreme Court of violating the Due Process Clause by baiting and switching the parties on what standard it would use to adopt a map. The GOP members of Congress asked the court to direct Wisconsin’s justices to scrap their decision and allow the parties to submit new maps for

Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Claire Woodall-Vogg is questioning Gableman’s claim of 100 percent turnout at some nursing homes in Milwaukee County. She looked at all nursing homes in the city, finding turnout collectively was 79 percent. Of the 32 she reviewed, four had a turnout of more than 90 percent. The highest was 97 percent. Gableman’s report says his office “vetted” 30 nursing homes in Milwaukee County as part of its review of the 2020 election. It doesn’t detail which ones were reviewed, and the report notes as more facilities were studied, the percentage may change. It looked at