Ohio lawmakers approve new congressional map boosting Republican seats

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Ohio's redistricting plan, supported by both parties, aims to potentially increase Republican seats and prevent a more partisan map, while Virginia advances a constitutional amendment to reform redistricting processes amid ongoing political debates and upcoming elections. The broader context involves efforts in other states like Indiana and Kansas to redraw districts, reflecting nationwide tensions over gerrymandering and electoral fairness.
- Ohio panel and Virginia lawmakers move forward with congressional redistricting plans AP News
- Ohio lawmakers pass new congressional map after reaching an unexpected deal NBC News
- Ohio approves new House map giving Republicans a leg up in two more seats The Washington Post
- Ohio Republicans Push Through New Districts in Bid for More Seats in Congress The New York Times
- Ohio approves new congressional map to be used through 2030 election in bipartisan deal The Columbus Dispatch
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