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Issue 1 is a constitutional amendment on the November 2024 ballot in Ohio that would replace the politician-led redistricting commission with a citizen-led one. The amendment aims to end gerrymandering and create fair state legislative and congressional districts, but faces opposition from both parties and interest groups.
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Issue 1 is a constitutional amendment that would create a nonpartisan panel to draw congressional and state legislative districts in Ohio. Learn why Issue 1 is supported by experts, business and civic leaders, and how it would end gerrymandering and increase transparency and public input.
14 Σεπ 2024 · Ohio Issue 1 would create a citizen commission to draw congressional and state legislative districts, replacing the current politician-run panel. Learn how the proposal would work, who supports and opposes it, and what happened with previous redistricting efforts.
Issue 1 was a constitutional amendment that codified reproductive rights in Ohio, including abortion up to fetal viability. It passed by 56.8% of voters in 2023, amid a national debate on abortion access after Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
7 Οκτ 2024 · Issue 1 would create a citizens' commission to draw legislative and congressional maps based on proportionality, replacing the current system of politicians and lobbyists. Supporters say it would end gerrymandering, while opponents say it's a power grab by Democrats.
Issue 1 is a statewide ballot issue that asks voters to approve an amendment to the Ohio Constitution that would raise the standards for proposing and passing constitutional amendments. The amendment would require 60 percent of the vote and five percent of the signatures for each county for any new constitutional amendment.
23 Σεπ 2024 · Ohioans will vote on Issue 1 in November 2024, a constitutional amendment that would create an independent commission to draw voting districts. Supporters say it would end gerrymandering and give citizens more power, while opponents say it would create more bureaucracy and less accountability.
