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Backers of an "Ohio Voter Bill of Rights" are fighting off roadblocks to getting their issue on the November ballot. But there is concern it might end up hurting a ballot issue for redistricting reform.
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Citizens Not Politicians, a coalition of voter rights groups, plans to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot which would take the power of redistricting out of the hands of Ohio politicians.
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The decision to uphold the latest legislative maps from the Ohio Redistricting Commission was widely expected as the Ohio Supreme Court's composition has changed since it struck down maps five times in the last year.
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A clerical error forced Citizens Not Politicians to redo part of the initiated constitutional amendment process to put a redistricting amendment on the 2024 Ohio ballot.
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Jen Miller, executive director for the League of Women Voters of Ohio, said lawmakers are not doing the will of the people right now and, because of gerrymandering, they don’t have to.
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It's back to the drawing board again for the group trying to change the process of drawing Ohio's congressional and state legislative district maps through a ballot issue next year.
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Citizens Not Politicians, the group pushing for the redistricting amendment, can now begin gather signatures to get on Ohio's November 2024 ballot.
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Some of the same voting rights groups who had success in the Ohio Supreme Court last year are back with a challenge to the current maps. But the make-up of the court has changed.
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The Ohio Ballot Board, headed by Republican Frank LaRose, will meet Thursday. They could take a proposal for a new redistricting plan and split it into pieces. Here's why that would be a problem.
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The Ohio Attorney General approved summary language for the proposed amendment brought by the group Citizens Not Politicians to change the legislative redistricting process.