COLUMBUS, Ohio—Issue 1, the proposed redistricting reform measure on Ohio’s 2024 general-election ballot, has its supporters and critics. And one of the quintessential ways for Ohioans to make ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Ohio Issue 1 has been the subject of some confusion ahead of Election Day. For example, some yard signs encouraging "yes" and "no" votes on the issue both claim to ban ...

No on Issue 1 yard signs contend they will "end gerrymandering." A federal judge ruled in 2014 that the state won't police political lies. So, it is up to voters to decide which side will curb ...

Ohio Issue 1: How other states have dealt with redistricting and what Ohio can learn. ... No on Issue 1 yard signs contend they will "end gerrymandering." ...

Besides signs for the presidential election, you may have also noticed signs for or against Issue One popping up in yards across the state.Issue One is Ohio’s proposed redistricting amendment.

Yard signs for and against Issue 1 have also appeared to confuse voters. Both signs utilize a red and white color scheme. The “yes” signs proclaim, “Ban gerrymandering,” while the “no ...

The depths to which Ohio's Republican party will sink seem to have no bottom. After Frank LaRose's unethical rewording of Issue 1, the Republican Party is now posting signs that say, "Stop ...

Yet the treatment of Ohio Issue 1, which seeks to undo and blunt two major anti-gerrymandering reforms passed by 70% of Ohio voters, shows the line between the partisan national press and a ...

Do you have questions about Ohio Issue 1? The USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau examined a few common questions about the proposed constitutional amendment that would replace Ohio's current way of ...

Besides signs for the presidential election, you may have also noticed signs for or against Issue 1 popping up in yards across the state. Issue 1 is Ohio’s proposed redistricting amendment.