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Members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission are laying out their arguments for why they supported or opposed the latest congressional district map.
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A proposed bill would allow overseas voters, including people serving in the military, to send their ballots in 20 days after the May 3 primary.
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Ohio has another hurdle to clear for the May 3 primary after the federal government rejected a request to delay the delivery of overseas and military voter ballots.
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A national Democratic group has filed objections over new the new congressional district map, as the state’s top elections official says the May 3 primary could have to be changed.
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A group representing boards of elections says workers around the state are "burning the candle on both ends" as potential candidates meet Friday's congressional filing deadline.
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Some of the state's top elected officials say it is still possible to hold a primary on May 3, but it depends on how the supreme court rules on state legislative and congressional district maps.
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The four Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission who voted for the latest round of House and Senate district maps are making their argument for why the plan is constitutional.
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After seeing a flurry of proposed maps and changes to those maps, the Ohio Redistricting Commission adopted a Republican-drawn congressional district plan.
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Legislative leaders on the Ohio Redistricting Commission submitted their proposal for a new congressional district map as preparations for a May 3 primary continue.
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Republican leaders on the Ohio Redistricting Commission say they are working on a new plan for congressional district lines in order to comply with the latest supreme court ruling.