Across Wisconsin, voters are growing tired of Democrats who refuse to accept fair election outcomes and who weaponize the courts to claw back power they can’t win at the ballot box. Their latest stunt—another lawsuit attacking our congressional maps—is just the newest attempt to gerrymander Wisconsin through the back door of the judiciary.

The facts are simple: the maps we use today were drawn by Governor Tony Evers and approved by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. They were already challenged and upheld—twice. Yet the same Democrat-aligned activists have run to Dane County to launch what the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty rightly calls an “improper collateral attack” on the Court’s own judgment. They’re even inventing a brand-new term—“anti-competitive gerrymander”—that exists nowhere in law, history, or even political science.

This is not about fairness. It’s about power. Democrats know their ideas are losing ground in rural and suburban Wisconsin, so they’re trying to bully the courts into redrawing maps until they like the results. Every time they lose, they move the goalposts.

Meanwhile, Wisconsin voters deserve stability and confidence in our elections. Endless lawsuits only sow confusion and waste taxpayer dollars. At some point, the redistricting merry-go-round must stop.

Our courts should reject these political games and stand firm for the rule of law. Wisconsin’s voters—not partisan lawyers in Dane County—should decide who represents us in Congress.

Let’s keep our election maps and our courts free from political manipulation.