Coverage dated April 13, 2022

Ohio Supreme Court rejects 4th legislative maps; new maps due May 6

Headline from WTOL Toledo

The court struck down the latest maps in a 4-3 decision on Thursday.

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  1. Sioux City Journal

    Justices send Ohio Statehouse maps back to drawing board (opens Sioux City Journal)

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    A divided Ohio Supreme Court has issued an extraordinary fourth rebuke of the state's Republican-controlled mapmaking panel for unconstitutionally gerrymandering Statehouse maps to benefit their party. In a 4-3 ruling,

  2. Washington Examiner

    Ohio Supreme Court throws out fourth set of state maps (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Ohio's Supreme Court once again struck a set of state Legislature maps Thursday, sending state mapmakers scrambling as the possible August primary date looms.

  3. WTOL Toledo

    Ohio Supreme Court rejects 4th legislative maps; new maps due May 6 (opens WTOL Toledo)

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    The court struck down the latest maps in a 4-3 decision on Thursday.

  4. The Center Square

    Ohio Supreme Court throws out fourth set of state legislative maps (opens The Center Square)

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    (The Center Square) – The Ohio Supreme Court struck down a fourth set of state legislative district maps Thursday, ordering the Ohio Redistricting Commission to develop and adopt an entirely

  5. Talking Points Memo

    Ohio Supreme Court Strikes Down GOP Legislative Maps For A *Fourth* Time. Will It Matter? (opens Talking Points Memo)

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    By now, you may know the story: The Ohio Supreme Court, with three Democrats and its Republican chief justice making up a majority, has rejected a proposed state legislative map drawn by the GOP…

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