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FIRST → Ohio was one of the first states where voters challenged gerrymandered maps and won.
THEN → The Ohio Supreme Court deemed multiple maps unconstitutional.
NOW → Republicans on the state’s redistricting commission adopted another set of gerrymandered legislative maps last week and just proposed a gerrymandered congressional map today.
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Today, Republicans proposed a gerrymandered congressional map -- just days before the state's candidate filing deadline on Friday.
This gerrymandered map would manipulate district lines in an attempt to limit competition and dilute the voting power of communities of color.
This is the kind of map manipulation we’ve seen in states redrawing maps. As All On The Line supports voters around the country, will you donate to support our work?
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Here’s a recap of three things we know Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission are willing to do for gerrymandered maps ⬇️
❌ IGNORE constitutional redistricting reforms passed by voters
❌ DISREGARD deadlines and run out the clock
❌ REFUSE to work across the aisle by drawing maps behind closed doors and without any input from their Democratic colleagues
We cannot let map manipulation like this go unchecked! Make a donation to All On The Line right now to help fight for fair maps.
-- The AOTL Team
All On The Line is the grassroots advocacy campaign supported by the National Redistricting Action Fund. Support our work to end gerrymandering.
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