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The Honesty for Ohio Education Coalition says the map drawn by the governor's office violates state law.
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This map was the second one passed by Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission.
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A federal court ordered the state to proceed with an Aug. 2 primary using maps that were ruled unconstitutional in March.
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A panel of federal judges has ordered Ohio to implement a set of state legislative maps that were ruled unconstitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court.
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The city will still have 10 wards, but slight population shifts will impact North Hill.
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The May 3 primary will not include the state legislative races, which are caught up in the legal wrangling over redistricting in Ohio.
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Secretary of State Frank LaRose says House, Senate candidates won't be on the May primary ballot after district maps were invalidated again; a debate among Ohio Republican candidates for governor has been canceled; more than 150,000 retired Ohio teachers will see a cost of living adjustment for the first time in years; and more stories.
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Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a bill that will allow Ohioans to carry a concealed gun without first having to obtain a permit or take a training course; the historic Wooster Inn will be demolished next month; a federal judge is declining to get involved in Ohio’s redistricting legal fight; and more stories.
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Interim Akron Art Museum director Jon Fuime has been named to the permanent post; Cedar Fair has rejected a reported $3.4 billion offer from SeaWorld; Toledo native journalist, author and satirist P.J. O'Rourke has died; and more stories.
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Hudson Mayor Craig Shubert resigned a week after linking ice fishing shanties to prostitution; The Ohio Redistricting Commission has no meetings scheduled as a Thursday deadline looms; a new Ohio law has led to the removal of another prisoner from death row; and more stories.