Ohio will keep GOP-drawn congressional maps in 2024 elections, ending legal challenges
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Ohio dismissed legal challenges against the Republican-drawn congressional districts, meaning the same districts used in last year's elections will be used in 2024.
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Ohio dismissed legal challenges against the Republican-drawn congressional districts, meaning the same districts used in last year's elections will be used in 2024.
The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday granted the dismissal of two legal challenges to the map the court previously deemed to be unconstitutionally gerrymandered in favor of Republicans.
The Ohio Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the legality of the current congressional maps in the Buckeye State, clearing the way for the same maps to be used in the 2024 election.
Congressional district maps previously deemed unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court will be used in 2024 after the high court dismissed legal challenges against the Republican-drawn districts on Thursday.
