Ohio Issue 1: ‘Yes’ establishes citizens redistricting commission. ‘No’ keeps politicians in charge
Ohio voters are expressing confusion over ballot language written by opponents of Ohio Issue 1, so to be clear: A “Yes” vote establishes a new citizens redistricting commission. A “No” vote keeps politicians on the current Ohio Redistricting Commission in charge.
Ohio voters rejected a constitutional amendment Tuesday that would have overhauled the state's system for redistricting ...
Excerpt: Proposed by voter petitions, it’s called the “Citizens Not Politicians” amendment and would end gerrymandering ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Associated Press projects that Issue 1, the proposal to change Ohio’s troubled political mapmaking ...
With absentee ballots and early in person ballots from 56 counties tallied, Issue 1 was favored by 51.3%, unofficial vote ...
The defeat of Issue 1 means that Ohio will retain its current redistricting process, which includes protections against ...
This amendment would set up a body composed of 15 non-politician members who would be tasked with creating fair congressional ...
Members couldn't be elected officials, lobbyists or political consultants. Proponents of Ohio Issue 1 say removing self ...
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Here’s where you can find live Ohio results from the 2024 general election, including updates on the U.S. presidential race, ...
The proposed constitutional amendment renews a decades-old debate about the political mapmaking process in the state of ...
The November general election polls closed at 7:30 p.m. and results are now being counted. Issue 1 on the Nov. 5 ballot ...
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And if you have any doubt what that agenda may be, the foreign billionaire helping drive this power grab, Hansjörg Wyss, has ...
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