State Ex Rel. Thomson v. Zimmerman

“ . . . there is a presumption that all acts of the legislature are constitutional until established otherwise, and this presumption applies to apportionment acts as well as other statutes.” State ex rel. Broughton v. Zimmerman (1952), 261 Wis. 398, 411, 52 N. W. (2d) 903.

Our attention, then, must be directed first toward the attack on the Rogan Act, for unless that has merit the pre*649sumption alone will sustain the legislation. To understand the act and the objections which the defendant makes to its validity, certain facts set forth in the pleadings, or of which we may take judicial notice,…