Senate Republicans in Ohio have released a proposed congressional map that may be voted on this week. The deadline to adopt a map is Nov 30 and it is not entirely clear whether the map will receive the requisite amount of votes to ensure it lasts 10 years.
According to Ohio law, at least 60% of lawmakers in each chamber and 33% of the minority party (Democrats), must vote to adopt the map. Without this supermajority, the map would only be in force for 4 years if it were to pass. View the map and media coverage below.
Ohio Republicans unveil new congressional map (dispatch.com)
Ohio Republicans introduce final congressional redistricting proposal, aiming to give it first set of approvals today (cleveland.com)
Democrats won’t support Republican-drawn Ohio congressional districts, limiting map to four years (dispatch.com)
