In an effort to regain control of the Wisconsin State Senate, Democrats have announced plans to spend $7 million on television ads targeting five key races. The State Senate Democratic Committee aims to focus on races in Milwaukee’s northern suburbs, rural areas north of Madison, the Fox Cities, Green Bay, and La Crosse. Republicans currently hold a 22-10 supermajority in the 33-seat Senate, but Democrats hope new district boundaries will help them reduce the GOP advantage. The new maps have motivated the Democratic party, with candidates running in every Senate race for the first time in over two decades.