The effort to draw new boundaries for Ohio’s 15 U.S. congressional districts has officially moved into phase two.
The Ohio Redistricting Commission held it’s first meeting Tuesday, Oct. 21, our news partners WBNS-10 TV reported. The meeting lasted less than 30 minutes with no agreement on a bipartisan map.
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Democrats once again testified in support of the congressional district map they proposed that would create eight districts that favor Republicans and seven that favor Democrats.
“The map we have put forward represents a fair, constitutional proposal,” House Minority Leader and Ohio Redistricting Commission Member State Rep. Dani Isaacsohn (D- Cincinnati) said…