Ohio Issue 1 fails, deciding who will make up redistricting commission
Ohio voters rejected a redistricting proposal that would have removed politicians from the process. This means we keep the current setup, where elected politicians in Ohio make up the state’s redistricting commission which draws the map. Opponents argued the amendment would require districts to be gerrymandered — or manipulated to favor one party.
Ohio voters have rejected a constitutional amendment that would have established a citizen-led redistricting commission.
A ballot measure that would have established a new body for drawing the state maps in Ohio, removing elected officials ...
Ohioans on Nov. 5 decided whether to reform the state's process for fairly drawing legislative districts. The November ...
Ohioans on Tuesday rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would have replaced the current seven-member ...
Issue 1 was a proposed constitutional amendment that would change how Ohio’s congressional district maps are drawn every ten years. It would have created the Ohio Citizens Redistricting Commission, a ...
Lane County Commissioners referred Ballot Measure 20-362 in August for consideration this election in a 3-2 vote. That ballot ...
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