Two lawsuits seeking to redraw Wisconsin’s congressional districts are scheduled to be discussed in court as a pair of three-judge panels never-before-used in the state meet for the first time.

A Wisconsin judge has ruled there is enough evidence to proceed to trial in a felony forgery case against an attorney and an aide to President Donald Trump related to action taken after the 2020 election.

Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson is asking the DOJ to get involved in the case involving former Trump lawyer and Judge Jim Troupis, who is facing 11 felony charges in Wisconsin related to an alternate set of electors in the 2020 election.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ordered a pair of three-judge panels to oversee lawsuits seeking a redraw of the battleground state’s congressional map.

Wisconsin's top election officials rejected demands from the Trump administration for private information of voters in the battleground state.

Gov. Tony Evers also vetoed a law that would have allowed more people to appeal decisions on election complaints.

Two attorneys and a former aide to President Donald Trump during the 2020 election are in a Wisconsin court room for a preliminary hearing on felony forgery charges related to a fake elector scheme.