Ohio Sued Again Over Congressional Map
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.
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Lawsuit Filed Against Ohio’s New Congressional Map
Today, a lawsuit was filed challenging Ohio’s new congressional map, which was signed by Gov. Mike DeWine (R) on Saturday.
Ohio Legislature Approves New Congressional Map
On Thursday, the Republican-dominated Ohio Legislature approved a new congressional map despite protests from fair maps advocates that it is a partisan gerrymander.
Third Lawsuit Filed Challenging Ohio’s New General Assembly Maps
Today, a third lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of Ohio challenging the state’s newly-passed state House and Senate maps.
Second Lawsuit Filed Over Ohio’s New General Assembly Maps
Today, a second lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of Ohio challenging Ohio’s newly-drawn state Senate and House maps.
Lawsuit Filed Over Ohio’s New General Assembly Maps
Today, a lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court of Ohio challenging the state’s newly-drawn state Senate and House maps for being extreme partisan gerrymanders in favor of the Republican party.
Ohio State Legislative Maps Approved Without Democratic Support
The Republican-controlled Ohio Redistricting Commission approved state House and Senate maps shortly after the Commission’s 11:59pm constitutional deadline on Wednesday.
Ohio GOP Releases First Draft of State Legislative Maps
Yesterday, the Republican-dominated Ohio Redistricting Commission released a draft plan of state legislative maps in advance of the Sept. 15 deadline.
Ohio Republicans Introduce Bill to Ban Counting of Drop Box Ballots
Republicans in the Ohio House of Representatives introduced a new bill last Thursday that would revise the state’s election laws and impose new barriers on voting.
Ohio Budget Provision Limits Voter Education Efforts
A new provision added to the state budget by Republican lawmakers bans Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose (R) from conducting a series of voter education efforts that successfully recruited new voters last year.