Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBEvery 10 years after the U.S. Census, Ohio's 99 House districts and 33 Senate districts must be redrawn to reflect the results of the most recent Census. The Ohio Redistricting Commission is tasked with redrawing each of those legislative districts.
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WEBRedistricting plans submitted by the public to the Ohio Redistricting Commission for consideration shall be submitted on the Commission's website at: www.redistricting.ohio.gov or by mailing to: Ohio Redistricting Commission c/o Clerk of the Ohio Senate, Ohio Statehouse Columbus, Ohio 43215
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WEBSep 26, 2023 — Ohio Senate and House Democratic Caucuses: Wednesday, September 20, 2023: Download
Meetings | Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBSep 26, 2023 — Watch recordings of the Redistricting Commission's public hearings. Previous Meetings
Resources | Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBUnited States Census Bureau P.L. 94-171 Redistricting Data; LSC Redistricting In Ohio Members Brief
Maps | Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBSep 23, 2023 — The Ohio Redistricting Commission, in accordance with Ohio Constitution, Article XIX, Section 1(H), created this web site, at the web address of www.redistricting.ohio.gov. Members of the public may use the web site to submit a proposed congressional district plan.
Members | Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBThe Ohio Redistricting Commission is comprised of seven members: One individual appointed by the Senate President; One individual appointed by the Speaker of the House; One individual appointed by the Senate Minority Leader; One individual appointed by the House Minority Leader; The Governor; The Auditor; The Secretary of State
Resources | Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBOhio University Common and Unified Redistricting Database 2016 & 2018 Precinct Data from Dave's Redistricting The data provided for download here was received from Dave's Redistricting ( https://davesredistricting.org ) and reviewed by the Ohio University Redistricting Project, but its accuracy cannot be verified as it was not provided directly ...
Meetings | Ohio Redistricting Commission
WEBMay 5, 2022 — The Ohio Redistricting Commission will hear testimony only from sponsors who submitted complete, statewide congressional district plans. No other testimony will be accepted. Plan sponsors requesting to testify in person should submit a completed witness form to: testimony@redistricting.ohio.gov .
WEBwhen they passed redistricting reform in 2015. The 2015 reforms demanded that voters choose their electors. What we have gotten so far with this Commission is just the opposite. Manipulating districts to favor one party over the other manipulates all sorts of important decisions that are made at the state house - this is a reality in Ohio today.