Ohio, Issue 1
Ohio voters reject Issue 1 anti-gerrymandering amendment
COLUMBUS – Ohioans on Tuesday rejected an amendment that would have created a new citizen-led commission in charge of drawing legislative districts, opting instead to keep the old politics-dominated system. With nearly 90% of the vote tallied, Issue 1 ...
Ohio voters reject Issue 1, turning down anti-gerrymandering amendment
Ohio voters on Tuesday, Nov. 5, rejected Issue 1, a constitutional amendment that would have established new protocols for drawing legislative districts across the state. As of 11:21 p.m. when the Associated Press made its call, the "No" vote led with 54.1% of the vote (2,726,680) over the "Yes" vote with 45.9% (2,317,106).
Early vote totals represent only a fraction of ballots cast in Ohio. Results are likely to shift as more ballots are ...
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CLEVELAND — Ohio Issue 1 has captured lots of attention -- but did it pass or fail? Election results are still pending as the ...
Voters will decide whether to give citizens the power to draw congressional and state legislative districts − a ballot ...
Excerpt: Proposed by voter petitions, it’s called the “Citizens Not Politicians” amendment and would end gerrymandering ...
Ohio Issue 1:What is gerrymandering? How does it impact General Assembly, Congress? Issue 1 would also change how ...
Ohio voters rejected Issue 1, a proposal to replace elected officials with a citizen commission to draw congressional and ...
Proponents of Ohio Issue 1 say removing self-interested politicians from drawing districts will curb gerrymandering.
The presidential race has dominated national headlines, but Ohioans have "gerrymandering" on the minds. Nearly 900 people ...
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