Republicans from Ohio want the physical location to be considered during the redistribution process of the Congress, but democrats say that people, not Earth, vote.
Analysis of 10 years of election results – president, governor, senate and any other guerrilla race in the whole condition. On average, Republicans win 55–45% in relation to democrats.
With this breakdown, the Democrats proposed Reredod a map with eight places tilted with red, seven blue.
But now 15 Ohio congress circles consist of 10 Republicans and five Democrats.
Catherine Turcer with a common cause of Ohio, a non -profit organization, which is in favor of candid maps, said it was a problem.
“It is very difficult to have a government responsibility if the district lines are so favorable to political parties on the right or so hard on the left,” said Turcer.
It is worried because the Republicans have not yet introduced the map, but the joint Congress Redistriction Committee to pass a double -sided map, is September 30.
