Ohio U.S. Congressional redistricting is on the agenda for 2025, with advocates preparing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "However, we have not seen that same commitment to fairness, transparency and public engagement during this process," Zaiem and Cech wrote.
51% : A redraw of Ohio's U.S. Congressional district map will happen this year under the same politician-controlled process as before, after voters rejected anti-gerrymandering reform in November, but with plenty of insight from the past, voting rights advocates say.

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