Wisconsin Congressional Maps Marked Safe

Last week, a unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court declined both of the very weak original action petitions seeking to overturn the Wisconsin congressional maps. We applaud our state's justices for making a sound decision on the two redistricting challenges brought before them earlier this year.

This decision reinforces the legitimacy of our state's congressional maps and pushes back against radical, out-of-state leftists trying to meddle in Wisconsin. This repeated rejection by the court, including just last year, speaks volumes about the lack of merit in these challenges.

WILL Deputy Counsel, Lucas Vebber, stated, "As we explained months ago, any effort to try and redraw our congressional district lines in the middle of a decade like this would face an uphill fight. This is a common sense decision from the court, and a win for the rule of law in Wisconsin."

WILL filed non-party briefs in both cases detailing the flaws in the petitions seeking to overturn the maps. Our legal memorandum published in early April explained the legal and practical difficulties any effort to try to get our state’s highest court to redraw the congressional maps would face. 

WILL Finalists For THREE State Policy Network Awards

WILL is proud to announce that it is a finalist in three categories for this year's State Policy Network Awards, including the Bob Williams Award for Most Influential Research and two awards for Communications Excellence.

Most Influential Research: WILL is nominated for its groundbreaking research that unveiled the true cost of repealing Wisconsin’s landmark Act 10, demonstrating a potential $624 per homeowner property tax hike and providing an interactive calculator to highlight these stakes.

Communications Excellence: WILL is nominated for the Excellence in Storytelling award for sharing the powerful story of Colbey Decker, which exposed Green Bay's race-based special education policies, garnered national attention, and led to a federal civil rights investigation.

For Innovation in Marketing, WILL is nominated for its targeted campaign that successfully engaged local school board members across Wisconsin, boosting attendance at our School Board Summit and equipping members with vital academic resources.

Episode 2 of "If You Can Keep It" Podcast Out Now

Get ready for the Fourth of July with our new podcast episode! We're diving into America's core founding principles, the promise of our Constitution, and what truly makes the U.S. unique.

Tune in to hear why this holiday is more than just fireworks—its about nearly 250 years of American freedom and liberty.



Find our full podcast episode schedule and more at will-law.org/podcast. Thanks for listening, and keep fighting for liberty!

WILL Applauds SCOTUS Ruling to Protect Parental Rights

WILL released a statement praising the U.S. Supreme Court’s (SCOTUS) 6–3 ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor—a landmark parental rights case that confirms parents’ ability to challenge school curricula and potentially other school policies and practices.

In its order, SCOTUS specifically stated that the Montgomery County Public Schools practices “unconstitutionally burden the parents’ religious exercise.” WILL believes this case will reshape the legal landscape in parental rights cases because the court’s new “standard” states that a school district policy that “substantially interferes with” or “undermines” the religious beliefs parents want to instill is subject to strict scrutiny.

WILL Deputy Counsel, Luke Berg, stated, “This landmark SCOTUS decision establishes clear First Amendment protections for families to practice their faith and opt their kids out of school curriculum when it conflicts with their values. The fight is far from over and SCOTUS has now provided the foundation for parental rights cases to move forward in federal court.”

WILL Joins Moms For Liberty Webinar to Discuss SCOTUS Decision

On June 30, WILL joined Moms for Liberty for a livestream discussion following the SCOTUS decision in Mahmoud affirming parents' right to "opt out" of controversial classroom instruction on religious grounds.

WILL Education Counsel, Cory Brewer, participated in the discussion alongside Moms for Liberty's Scarlett Johnson, and Rosalind Hanson, a plaintiff in the case. The conversation addressed how this SCOTUS decision impacts parents nationwide, especially those in blue states, as they consider their next steps.

JULY 15: Don't Miss Our Appleton Wedding Barn Event!

Join WILL on July 15 at Homestead Meadows in Appleton for a night with friends discussing the most pressing issues facing conservatives in Wisconsin and beyond.

This event offers a unique opportunity to discuss topics such as Act 10, the new redistricting fight, WILL's strategies to counter the progressive agenda, and the ongoing efforts to protect event barns.

Details:

Tuesday, July 15

W7560 W Spencer Rd

Appleton, WI 54914

5:00 p.m.

ICYMI: Jonathan Turley to Speak at WILL Celebration Dinner on September 17th

Join WILL & friends on September 17th at The Italian Community Center in Milwaukee for our annual dinner and to celebrate U.S. Constitution Day. Jonathan Turley will be on hand to give the keynote speech for the event. 

Cocktail reception begins at 5:00 p.m. with music and passed hors d’oeuvres followed by Bartolotta’s three-course filet dinner and the program begins at 6:00 p.m.

Sponsorships and table pricing available by contacting [email protected] | (414) 617-1144 

General admission tickets: $175 / attendee VIP tickets: $525 / attendee (VIP includes meet & greet with Jonathan Turley).

Have a Freedom-Filled 4th of July!

The WILL Team wishes you and your loved ones a spectacular Independence Day!

May we all reflect on the brilliance of our nation's founding fathers and give thanks for being an American. God bless the USA!

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