Bill > SB697

This bill repeals and recreates subchapter III of chapter 4 of the Wisconsin statutes, which pertains to the creation of assembly districts. The key provisions of this bill are: - It defines 68 new assembly districts in Wisconsin, each with specific geographic boundaries described down to the census block level. - The new districts are designed to align with the most recent 2020 Census data and population changes across the state. - The boundaries of the new districts aim to comply with principles of equal population, contiguity, compactness, and respect for political subdivision boundaries where possible. - The bill provides detailed descriptions of the geographic areas that make up each of the 68 new assembly districts. Overall, this bill lays out a new map of Wisconsin's assembly districts based on the latest census information, in order to ensure fair and equitable representation in the state legislature.