Ohio Statehouse. (Photo David dewitt, Ohio Capital Journal.)
Republican leaders Ohio formed a joint committee to deal with the redistribution of 15 seats from the home in the USA, which Republicans currently control 10 of 15. In connection with the national madness of GerryManding, outstanding Republicans called the party to take the party to take a party two Or Three More places.
Speaker’s offices at Ohio House and the President of the Ohio Senate announced a joint Congress Redistration Committee and the first meeting on September 22, although the time and location of the meeting were not published in a press release on Wednesday.
Republican state representative Adam Bird, R-New Richmond and Senator Jane Timken, R-Jackson Township, were called co-chairmen of the committee.
The other members of the committee are:
- Dani Isaacsohn, D-ccinnati home minority leader
- Senate minority leader Nicke Antonio, D-Lakewood
- Rep. Nick Santucci, R-Niles
- Rep. Brian Stewart, R-Ashville
- Rep. DJ SWEARINGEN, R-HURON
- Rep. Desiree Tims, D-Daton
- Dream. Theresa Gavarone, R-Bowling Green
- Dream. Steve Huffman, R-tipp myths
- Senator Bill Reineke, R-Tiffin
- Dream. Willis Blackshear, Jr., D-Dyton
Antonio has published a statement in which the Committee “now has the opportunity to seriously consider” (*22*) maps Democrats introduced on Tuesday under Senate Bill 259.
The OHIO General Assembly has until September 30 to develop a plan of the Congress District, which receives 66% support in both chambers.
If the plan does not have enough bilateral support, the Redistrictive Committee in Ohio will receive the task of inventing a plan.
Without bilateral support on the committee, the legislator will have until November 30 to accept a plan with a straightforward majority.
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