The U.S. Supreme Court says it’s up to states to decide whether election maps were drawn with a partisan advantage. A political scientist tells us what this means for Wisconsin. Plus, we hear about the dances, singing and food slated for the 47th annual Oneida powwow this weekend.
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Supreme Court Says Federal Courts Cannot Rule on Partisan Gerrymandering
A ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court appears to mark the end of Wisconsin’s legal fights over election maps drawn by Republican lawmakers. Democrats claim the maps unfairly help Republicans maintain control of the Legislature. A political scientist looks at the ruling and its potential impact on elections.
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Wisconsin Weekend: Nearly 50 Years Of The Oneida Nation's Powwow
This weekend is the Oneida Nation’s 47th annual powwow. We talk with the powwow’s emcee about what kinds of dances, singing, crafts and food to expect this year. We also discuss the history and cultural significance of powwows.
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- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Breann Schossow Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Keegan Kyle Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Jolly Emrey Guest
- Art Skenandore Guest
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