The Redistricting Commission is constitutionally required to meet during the month of October, hold public hearings, and pass a bipartisan congressional map that is representative of Ohio’s electorate.

"It’s time to honor the will of the people, to protect every community’s voice, and to draw maps that finally reflect the Ohio we all call home," Senator Blackshear continued.

Republicans have yet to introduce a map.

"Let's go. The clock's ticking," said Senate Democratic Leader @nickieantonio.bsky.social.

We're constitutionally required to pass a BIPARTISAN congressional map by the end of the month.

Call your state legislators and demand they pass a fair, constitutional map, or submit your own map proposal at redistricting.legislature.ohio.gov!

Ohioans tend to vote roughly 55% Republican and 45% Democrat in statewide elections.

That means Ohio should be represented in Congress by:
🔵 7 Democrats
🔴 8 Republicans

That’s why Ohio Dems have introduced a map that would ensure Ohioans are truly represented in Congress.