Ohio Redistricting Commission

The Court ruled the maps the Ohio Redistricting Commission drew for state House and Senate districts were unconstitutionally gerrymandered, and gave the panel 10 days to come up with new ones.

The Ohio Supreme Court invalidated the maps last week and ordered new maps by Monday, January 24.

The Ohio Supreme Court has struck down the state's proposed new Congressional map.

The ruling says the Ohio Redistricting Commission must reconvene and redraw the Ohio House and Ohio Senate maps within the next 10 days.

The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that the GOP-drawn state House and Senate maps are unconstitutionally gerrymandered in a 4-3 decision Wednesday.

The four Republican and three Democratic justices are expected to deliver a decision soon on whether the new 15-district map, which gives an advantage to Republicans, is constitutional.

The maps retain a Republican supermajority in the Ohio House and Ohio Senate.

The Ohio Supreme Court hears arguments for and against those legislative maps Wednesday.

The task of drawing a new Congressional district map will go back to the Ohio House and Senate.

Several groups are challenging the new maps in court arguing the districts, which retain a Republican supermajority, are unconstitutional.