Ohio lawmaker: Mapping work could begin despite census delay - Wilmington News Journal
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A top legislative Democrat said Friday that Ohio should begin the process of redrawing political maps now despite the delayed d
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A top legislative Democrat said Friday that Ohio should begin the process of redrawing political maps now despite the delayed d
“This is a disappointing setback for Ohio, where we are ready to put our new map-drawing reforms to work and need reliable counts of Ohioans to do so,” Sykes said in a statement. “That’s why it’s more important than ever that the Legislative Task Force on Redistricting meet to receive public input and share information, as is our duty.” Her call followed a U.S. Census Bureau announcement Friday that it will not be able to deliver census data by the usual April 1 deadline, but will need until September. Ohio voters have approved new procedures, taking effect this year, for drawing ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A top legislative Democrat said Friday that Ohio should begin the process of redrawing political maps now despite the delayed d
Sherman Smith, Kansas Reflector photo by: Tim Carpenter/Kansas Reflector Kansas Sen. Ty Masterson didn't wear a mask at a Nov. 9 task force hearing at the Statehouse because, he told people in attendance, he already had COVID-19. TOPEKA — Kansas Senate President-elect Ty Masterson has had COVID-19 and told people at a legislative hearing at the Statehouse that his recovery from the illness makes it unnecessary for him to wear a mask in public. The Republican from Andover, who believes mask requirements interfere with personal liberty, declined to say when and how he had been infected. His...