Democrats could flip Wisconsin State Assembly for first time in over a decade under new maps

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Democrats in Wisconsin have a chance to flip the State Assembly in their favor for the first time in over a decade under the state’s new legislative maps.

The new maps are set to make Wisconsin more competitive as both parties have a realistic chance to control the Assembly for the first time in 12 years. Republicans are heavily favored to keep control of the state Senate.

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