ACTION: The first deadline in Ohio’s Congressional redistricting process is Tuesday, Sept 30. The majority party has yet to produce any map for discussion, debate or adoption. Call Rep. Brian Stewart & Senator Theresa Gavarone today & simply ask: Where’s the Map? actionnetwork.org/forms/log-yo...

Republicans haven’t introduced a map yet, and the Joint Committee on Congressional Redistricting's deadline to pass a bipartisan map is Sept. 30. "That they (Republicans) have not actually begun this process in good faith is incredibly sad" by Morgan Trau www.news5cleveland.com/news/politic...

Opinion Texas and Ohio Push To Close Primaries: The New Gerrymandering Playbook To Lock Out Voters Closing primaries after gerrymandering isn’t just strategy—it’s a structural threat to representative democracy. by Nick Troiano thefulcrum.us/rule-of-law/...

Opinion The Ohio gerrymandering farce has begun again and it’s another run-out-the-clock charade In 2026, Ohio voters will see a November election where out of 15 Ohio U.S. House races, maybe two will be competitive, if that. by David DeWitt ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/09/24/t...

Aileen Maddox, Black Women’s Health Initiative of Dayton, said the current congressional maps have produced “politicians who don’t answer the phone because they don’t need to. Their seats are safe, because the lines were drawn to keep them there.” www.daytondailynews.com/local/gop-ca...

Ohio lawmakers have started the process of redrawing the state's 15 congressional districts. Democrats are wary of Republicans springing a map on them last minute, which happened during the last redistricting cycle, or simply waiting Democrats out. by Jessie Balmert www.dispatch.com/story/news/p...

"When districts are gerrymandered, our voices are excluded in the process," said Reverend Dr. Aileen Maddox, a Dayton resident. "The whole idea... whether Democrat or Republican, that we have leadership that hears us, that feels accountable to us" www.news5cleveland.com/news/politic...

Ohio lawmakers punt on first round of redistricting A second redistricting hearing is expected to be held sometime next week. Republicans say that lawmakers won’t meet the first constitutional deadline to pass a bipartisan map by Sept. 30. by Anna Staver www.cleveland.com/news/2025/09...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The redistricting debate is set to take center stage today at the statehouse as the Joint Committee on Congressional Redistricting holds its first meeting Monday at 11 a.m. abc6onyourside.com/news/local/r...

Opinion GOP redistricting aims to flip districts held by U.S. Reps. Sykes and Kaptur by Thomas Suddes www.cleveland.com/opinion/2025...

The Joint Committee on Congressional Redistricting will meet at 11 a.m. on Monday, according to a meeting notice.

HEARING ALERT — The "Joint Committee on Congressional #Redistricting" will accept public testimony this coming MONDAY 9/22 at 11 am! Come testify in support of the Democrats' proposed #Ohio congressional district maps! (The Republicans haven't proposed any maps yet...) 🧵 1/

“It is not rocket science,” said Diedra Reese, Ohio Organizing Collaborative. “The legislators have a road map for exactly how to get to fair maps, so there’s no excuse for why we are going backwards instead of forwards.” by Susan Tebben ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/09/19/o...