Ohio Republicans Secure Gains in New Congressional Redistricting
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Republicans in Ohio achieved a favorable redistricting outcome by reaching an agreement with Democrats on a new congressional map, avoiding a potentially more gerrymandered 13-2 split and a ballot referendum that could have delayed implementation. While the map is still seen as imperfect, it allows current Democrats to maintain their districts, representing a strategic win for Republicans amid ongoing redistricting battles across the US.
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- Ohio approves new map giving Republicans a leg up in two more House seats The Washington Post
- Ohio lawmakers set to reach unexpected deal on a new congressional map NBC News
- Ohio Republicans Gain Ground in Push for More Seats in Congress The New York Times
- Ohio commission and Virginia lawmakers consider moves toward mid-decade congressional redistricting ABC News
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