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SmartVoter22

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4. Good Luck with that pipedream...
Sat Aug 22, 2020, 07:15 PM
Aug 2020

Legal challenges will be expensive and likely a lost cause, as the Supreme Courts ( both the state & US) have written opinions allowing
the gerrymandered districts to stand.

The only way to avoid a concession is to win each district, and the DEMS take back the Senate & Assembly.
It has been calculated to require at least a 70% popular vote total to beat the gerrymandering.
The Wisc Dems did get 54% of the total vote in 2018, yet only gained 3 Assy seats.
The other important point, you are assuming, is who conceeds.
A concession by a party does not influence anything, nor has and legal standing.
It is also the choice of the individual candidates, not the party.

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