Redistricting

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Where's the Map???

Submitted by Perrysburg Area in September 2025.

Action Alerts

Ohio's Joint Committee on Redistricting needs to hear from you immediately.

Tuesday, September 30th is the constitutional deadline for making a bipartisan map, but Ohioans still haven’t seen maps proposed by the majority party, which has the most power in Ohio’s redistricting process.

Because Ohio's congressional map drawn in 2021 was not passed by a bipartisan vote, the Ohio Constitution requires a new map to be created. The legislature has known redistricting was coming for years.

Nearly 100 Ohioans have submitted maps, and most of them are more compact and fair. But the majority party still hasn't proposed their own—instead, they spent the last hearing tearing down maps that others have proposed.

So we'd like to know: Where's the map?

League of Women Voters of California Not Affiliated with Redistricting Mailer

August 21, 2025

"You may have received a mailer from “Protect Voters First” about the redistricting ballot initiative this November. By naming our organization and quoting Gloria Chun Hoo, the mailer wrongly implies that the League of Women Voters of California is part of their coalition and endorses the information contained in the flyer."

On August 8th 2025, the League of Women Voters of California issued the following statement from Deputy Director Dora Rose in response to California’s proposed mid-cycle redistricting:

Action Alert from LWVO: Tell Ohio Lawmakers, "Prove You Believe in Fair Maps."

Submitted by Perrysburg Area in August 2025.

Action Alerts

Action Alert from LWVO

Ohio politicians in the legislature and the Ohio Redistricting Commission are about to redraw our US Congressional districts. During the 2024 campaign for a constitutional amendment to create an independent redistricting commission, many of these same leaders claimed that Ohio’s redistricting process worked well for Ohio voters.

Now is their chance to prove it.

Click here to tell Ohio Lawmakers, "Prove You Believe in Fair Maps."

Click the "Read More" link below to read LWVO's entire Action Alert.