How the Ohio Supreme Court races intersect with Issue 1 and redistricting
The justices elected to the Ohio Supreme Court in 2024 will be the ones deciding on any challenges to new maps if Ohio voters ...
Cleveland City Council will let public weigh in before axing two council seats in redistricting process
A news release said that it is likely the first time that council has sought public feedback during the redistricting process ...
Poll shows tight Ohio US Senate race, voters in favor of Issue 1 redistricting amendment
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Majority of Ohio voters favor Issue 1 redistricting amendment, poll shows
A majority of Ohio voters back a constitutional amendment to change how the state’s political districts are drawn while ...
As Ohioans consider Issue 1, League of Women Voters report says existing redistricting system brings ‘divisions and disadvantages’
The League of Women Voters, which has endorsed redistricting reform, suggests in a new report that gerrymandering has ...
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Ohio business leaders split on redistricting amendment
The business community in Ohio is divided on the only statewide ballot issue in November, Issue 1, which has to do with ...
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What is Ohio Issue 1? A deep dive into the state's redistricting amendment on the ballot
A constitutional amendment on Ohio's fall ballot seeks to ban elected officials from the legislative and congressional ...
EXPLAINER: What does 'yes' and 'no' vote mean for Ohio Issue 1 in November election?
Yard sign season is in full swing in Ohio, with just over a month left until the November election. Besides signs for the ...
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Ohio Issue 1 redistricting amendment explained
Ohio voters in November will vote on an amendment to the Ohio Constitution that would change the process by which state and federal legislative district maps are drawn.
Poll: Strong majority favors Issue 1 in Ohio
A substantial majority of Ohio voters want to change the way the state draws political districts based on a new poll.
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How partisan supreme court elections are shaping Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court currently has a 4-3 Republican majority. This election could either flip the court Democratic or Republicans will add to their numbers.
Editorial: Ohio Issue 1 would give more power to voters. Here's how.
Why would any employer (voters) give their employees (lawmakers) the power to enrich themselves without accountability? Ohio ...