As fights about Congressional redistricting boil over in Texas and California, advocates in Ohio are readying their defenses against districts yet to be drawn by the GOP-majority legislature.
The broad-based, left-lean Equal Districts Coalition will join forces again, it announced Thursday, with members that range from religious leaders to abortion rights and environmental activists.
Ohio was already due for a mid-decade redraw of its Congressional map because of 2018 reforms to law, but now, the state is another one national Republicans are eyeing for more friendly seats . Democrats could lose as many as three of their five seats in the state, a worst-case map for them.
Catherine Turcer, executive director of Common Cause Ohio, said the Equal Districts Coalition—which was a