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On Tuesday, July 19, the Ohio Supreme Court struck down the state’s current congressional map for being a partisan gerrymander that favored Republicans in violation of the Ohio Constitution.
This afternoon, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s fourth set of General Assembly maps for violating the Ohio Constitution.
Today, a lawsuit was filed in the Ohio Supreme Court against the state’s revised congressional map, the second map enacted during this round of redistricting.
In the evening of Wednesday, March 16, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s third set of General Assembly maps for violating the Ohio Constitution.
Today, the Ohio Redistricting Commission released responses explaining why it should not be held in contempt of court.
Today, a group of Ohio voters filed a federal lawsuit regarding the state’s failure to adopt new legislative districts based on 2020 census data.
Today, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s revised General Assembly maps.
Today, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s new congressional map for being a partisan gerrymander that violates the Ohio Constitution.
Today, the Supreme Court of Ohio struck down the state’s new General Assembly maps for being partisan gerrymanders that violate the Ohio Constitution.
On Tuesday, a lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of Ohio challenging the state’s new congressional map for being an extreme partisan gerrymander benefitting the Republican Party.