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DeWine's move to use his bully pulpit to oppose the redistricting issue came the same day that Citizens Not Politicians reported that its bipartisan ballot effort has raised nearly $25 million.
Stephens, whose tenure has relied heavily on Democrats, has failed to deliver on several of DeWine's legislative priorities this session. DeWine's move to use his bully pulpit to oppose the redistricting issue came the same day that Citizens Not Politicians reported that its bipartisan ballot effort has raised nearly $25 million.
Gov. Mike DeWine says the priorities laid out in State Issue 1, a new redistricting reform measure on the November ballot, are out of whack and will lead to unfair results. Backers of the proposed ...
DeWine said he opposes the proposed amendment because it would prioritize proportionality, which requires maps to match the recent statewide voting results, at the expense of fair districts.
Oct. 15—OHIO — As Ohioans head to the polls this election season, a topic of discussion is Issue 1, a proposed constitutional amendment to overhaul the state's redistricting process.
“Now, the idea of proportionality sounds fair," he said. "However, we see that requiring the map drawer to draw districts, each of which favors one political party, with each district having a predetermined partisan advantage, and requiring a certain number of districts to favor each party, obliterates all other good government objectives.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants voters to reject a new proposal on the November ballot to replace politician mapmakers with a 15-member citizen redistricting commission. Instead, the Republican ...
Issue 1 ballot language changes your role by stating "create an appointed redistricting commission not elected by or subject to the removal by the voters." Simply put, you are no longer the boss.