While Republicans have dominated Ohio's statewide elections in recent years, Democrats and others who opposed the GOP-drawn maps have said the proposed district lines go too far. The court's ...

“We believe very strongly that the reforms adopted by over 70 ... Ohio's congressional map splits Delaware County, just north of Columbus, into two congressional districts. The 12th ...

No district exceeded the permitted population, according to map data uploaded on the Ohio Redistricting Commission's website. Jessie Balmert is a reporter for the USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau ...

Ohio’s state supreme court ... now have 30 days to draw a new congressional district plan after the court ordered the legislature to draw a new map that “is not dictated by partisan ...

Thanks to an aggressive redistricting operation, Ohio’s current congressional map, enacted in December 2011, is gerrymandered to lock in a 12-to-4 district advantage for Republican candidates. In each ...

COLUMBUS — Congressional district maps that were previously deemed unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court will be used in the 2024 election. This comes after legal challenges were dismissed ...

(See the map below.) District 9 includes fragments of two of Ohio’s major cities: Cleveland and Toledo. After the 2011 redistricting, two Democratic candidates for U.S. House of Representatives — ...

a three-judge panel from the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio argues that the map was intentionally drawn "to disadvantage Democratic voters and entrench Republican ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ... seats and creating a possible 13th district that's winnable for the GOP. Ohio has become the latest state to finalize a new map. Democrats in states such as Illinois ...

The Ohio Redistricting Commission approved new state House and Senate districts late Wednesday night that, if they hold, will be good for just four years. The panel approved the map 5-2 ...

who indicate they dropped the suit not because they feel the maps are fair, but instead as a change in tactics as they respond to a shift in political leanings on the Ohio Supreme Court.