Opponents of Ohio Issue 1 say voters should stick to the status quo for drawing congressional and state legislative lines.

The two toss-up districts in Ohio are considered among the most ... Also, no matter what Republicans do with the congressional map, there isn’t much to worry about interference from the Ohio ...

(Photo by Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal.) 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 ...

Ohio is losing one district because its population didn’t grow as fast as the rest of the country. The Ohio House map gives Republicans the advantage in 65 districts compared to 34 for Democrats.

Ohio has elections for governor ... House races in the 1st and 13th Districts are each rated a “Toss Up,” according to ratings by the Cook Political Report.

Heading into Election Day, Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump were locked in a tight race for the White House, and control of both the U.S. Senate and House was hanging in the balance.

Delegate Allocation: Of the 66 total delegates, 48 are allocated on a winner-take-all basis by Congressional district. Fifteen at-large delegates are allocated proportionally based on statewide ...