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Opinion: Pollsters say Ohioans may reject Issue 1 even though they hate gerrymandering.
Approved by Ohio’s Ballot Board and opposed by Issue 1 supporters, the summary language is several pages long, making it difficult to test in a public opinion poll. Respondents would assuredly exit the poll when confronted with pages of text to read for a single survey question.
other factors doomed Ohio Issue 1 redistricting plan Ohio voters reject Issue 1 anti-gerrymandering amendment Ohio ...
Voters rejected Ohio Issue 1 Tuesday, choosing to stick with the status quo instead of setting up a new citizen commission ...
Issue 1 would have changed who draws the legislative boundaries for the Ohio General Assembly and congressional districts. It led to partisan bickering between Democrats and Republicans who ...
Proponents of Issue 1 say elected officials weren't transparent when they crafted maps behind closed doors and held ...
How did Issue 1 go from 60-percent approval before the election to a November failure? And where does the anti-gerrymandering ...
Ohioans don't like gerrymandering, which is why both sides of the Issue 1 debate say they have a solution for it. But what is gerrymandering? Gerrymandering is the manipulation of district ...
The presidential race has dominated national headlines, but Ohioans have "gerrymandering" on the minds. Nearly 900 people ...
Vote totals for Issue 1, the anti-gerrymandering proposal, had a similar spread, an eight-point defeat of 46% to 54%, ...
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