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statehouse

[steyt-hous] / ˈsteɪtˌhaʊs /


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A hard-right turn in politics, mirrored at the national level, is causing fights at the statehouse and filtering into communities.

From Los Angeles Times

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The more than two-year legal battle over the maps of Ohio Statehouse districts that were crafted in response to the 2020 Census may be over.

From Washington Times

The high court side-stepped additional constitutional questions on the maps, rejecting as moot the state’s requests that it vacate earlier rulings that found five straight rounds of Statehouse maps unconstitutional.

From Washington Times

The high court has seen a realignment since it issued its five earlier rulings against Statehouse maps, with the retirement last December of former Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor due to age limits.

From Washington Times

“Only when Ohio bans politicians and lobbyists from rigging maps will voters have fair representation in Congress and the Ohio Statehouse.”

From Washington Times