  In previous work [arXiv:1608.02014], we developed a rigorous statistical test
for outlier status in a reversible Markov Chain, and demonstrated its
utilization with an application to detecting gerrymandering in Pennsylvania's
Congressional districting. In this note, we apply our test to the current (Act
43) assembly districting of the state of Wisconsin, and find that the
districting is indeed an outlier among the the landscape of valid districtings
of Wisconsin. Outlier status is significant at betwee p=.0002 and p=.0008,
depending on assumptions.
