Commission's Work & Records

The People's Maps Commission is committed to transparency and accountability. The hearings held in each of Wisconsin's eight congressional districts were part of the Commission's first phase of their work. This phase included hearing directly from Wisconsinites about how they have been impacted by redistricting, as well as ideas from community members on how to achieve fair maps in the state. Recordings of the People's Maps Commission's virtual hearings are available below, which includes the verbal testimony given by both experts and members of the public. Following the congressional district hearings, the Commission developed a set of criteria to guide their map drafting process. The Commission continued to accept public comment and submissions, including sample maps and Communities of Interest. After more than a year of accepting comment and listening to public input, the People’s Maps Commission initially released three sets of draft maps for public consideration. Following additional comment, an updated set of maps was released. The final maps are below.