Because I think I may have missed it: what happened to the WI redistricting case?

[Still In Wisconsin]

Has it been heard by SCOTUS yet? Lat I remember hearing was that they were going to take it up. The recent PA decision has brought this back to my mind.

[dragonlady]

1. The case was argued in the Supreme Court in early October

No decision yet. (Hoping for the best!)

[Still In Wisconsin]

2. OK, that's kinda what I remembered.

Is it strange for a decision to take this long? I really don't know.

[Ellipsis]

3. Not looking good for 2018

https://www.wpr.org/new-districts-2018-unlikely-scotus-continues-weigh-wisconsin-gerrymandering-lawsuit

[ewagner]

5. I hate to say this...but

SCOTUS is manipulating the 2018 votes by delaying their decision....

So much for Chief Justice Roberts saying they will only "...call balls and strikes..."

[Gothmog]

4. We are waitimg for SCOTUS to rule

[strangedaysindeed]

6. Yup, tied up in court

and that just the way they want it.

We are witnessing the annihilation of democracy.

Heil Shitler!

[BlueWI]

7. Do the end of session rulings come out in June?

That would be my guess for when it's announced, along with other gerrymandering cases, perhaps. It will be a major precedent-setting ruling, one thinks!!

[jodymarie aimee]

8. Republicans get to cheat for another year.

Plaintiffs promised decision in March...we have been circulating nomination papers since March 16th...60 days.. to May 16th...so no matter the ruling, crap districts will remain for August primary and Nov general elections. Damn the Rs to hell.

[Still In Wisconsin]

9. Their plan, obviously, is to retain their majority through the 2020 census so they can gerrymander

even more. The Republicans always win in the end because they are willing to do anything at all to win. To them "win at ANY cost" is taken 100% literally.