Ohio Redistricting: Judges weigh options for legislative primary, map
Ohio voters won't pick state House and Senate candidates on May 3. On Wednesday, a trio of federal judges weighed alternatives for dates and maps.
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Ohio voters won't pick state House and Senate candidates on May 3. On Wednesday, a trio of federal judges weighed alternatives for dates and maps.
It’s time for Democrats to drop the charade and stop claiming a moral high ground that doesn’t exist when it comes to gerrymandering.
The consequences of a Republican takeover of the House or of both branches of Congress are unlikely to be routine.
The Ohio Supreme Court rejected state House and Senate maps for the third time, effectively ending any hopes of a complete May primary.
The majority highlighted traditional redistricting criteria and partisan fairness as reasons why the court picked a map submitted by a group of Pennsylvanians from among more than a dozen proposals.