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The decision to uphold the latest legislative maps from the Ohio Redistricting Commission was widely expected as the Ohio Supreme Court's composition has changed since it struck down maps five times in the last year.
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After two years of fighting on legislative district maps, Ohio's new maps will set Republicans' veto-proof supermajority in stone for the rest of this decade, if not more.
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The GOP in the Ohio House and Ohio Senate added to their numbers based on maps that were ruled unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court but were used anyway for the general election.
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Ohio GOP legislative leaders claim state courts cannot rule on regulation of congressional electionsOhio’s Republican House speaker and Senate president want the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that the Ohio Supreme Court cannot limit the Ohio Legislature’s power to regulate congressional elections.
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Republican legislative leaders have filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court that found their congressional district map to be unconstitutional.
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Humane Society officials said the owner of the animals has health conditions that limited her ability to take care of them
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Saying "we chose the best of our bad options", a panel of federal judges has ordered Ohio to implement a set of state legislative maps that were ruled unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Partisan Ohio mapmakers make an emotional plea to the Ohio Supreme Court as justices again decide whether to hold the state’s redistricting commission in contempt. Meanwhile, a federal hearing to determine how much Walmart, Walgreens and CVS should pay two northeast Ohio counties.
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Ohio Redistricting Commission members are asked, through court filings, to explain why they should not be held in contempt for ignoring the latest Ohio Supreme Court ruling.
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Republican commissioners said tight elections deadlines for an August 2 primary prevented them from adopting new maps, which the Democratic commissioners refuted.
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Some of the groups challenging Republican-drawn state legislative district maps in the Ohio Supreme Court are voicing their opposition to a federal court decision that would allow Republicans to implement maps that were already ruled unconstitutional.
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The three federal judges heard from state elections officials and the plaintiffs in the case, and state lawmakers are clearly waiting on their decision.