‘Our Maps, Our Say’ Rallies this Thursday, June 4
In February 2024, our community celebrated a massive victory when Governor Evers signed fairer legislative maps into law. For the first time in over a decade, Wisconsin Democrats have a fighting chance to compete on a more (though not completely) level playing field this November.
But our work isn't finished. Without a permanent fix partisan politicians could easily drag us right back into a more deeply gerrymandered reality the next time lines are drawn.
That is why the Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition, alongside advocacy partners like the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, and the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin is launching a coordinated statewide day of action on Thursday, June 4, 2026. The "Our Maps, Our Say" rallies will bring the public's demands straight to the Legislature's doorstep.
Why We Are Rallying
Recent federal court decisions (like the Callais ruling) have made it clear that we cannot rely solely on federal safeguards to protect our vote. We need state-level permanence. Activists across Wisconsin are demanding:
A Permanent Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC): Taking the power to draw lines away from self-serving politicians and giving it to an independent body.
Protection for Our Multi-Racial Democracy: Ensuring every single Wisconsinite has equal representation for generations to come.
Find a Rally Near You
Rallies are taking place across the state in the early evening. Check the table below to find the closest action hub:
How to Get Involved
Democracy is not a spectator sport! You can RSVP, sign up to make signs, bring snacks, or help coordinate local efforts by visiting the official Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition Event Page. Let’s end gerrymandering for good!
View or Read our Fair Maps Primer
Read the article or view the video: A plain-language summary of an update from Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition volunteer organizer Nicole Gabrail on the coalition’s plan for an Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) to bust up gerrymandered districts in Wisconsin. Article and video derived from her March 14, 2026 presentation at the CoCo Dems monthly meeting.