COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Ballot Board must make minor revisions to language that will appear on general election ballots as voters consider a proposal to reform the state’s redistricting process, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Monday.

Ballot language for state Issue 1 is approved, for the second time, after revisions were ordered by the Ohio Supreme Court. “[The language] was done and it was created for the main purpose of hoodwinking the voters,

Backers of an Ohio redistricting measure to strip politicians of mapmaking power sued over GOP-approved ballot language that the campaign says deceives voters.

Ohio voters face a critical decision this November with Issue 1 on the ballot, offering a historic opportunity to end the state’s gerrymandering practices. Voting YES on Issue 1 means creating a nonpartisan,

Less than one month before early voting and less than 50 days before the election, ballot language for Issue 1, Ohio’s only statewide ballot issue, is still not set in stone. What is Issue 1? Issue 1,

Ohio isn't the first state to try a citizen commission for drawing congressional and state legislative districts.

The Ohio Ballot Board made final changes to the wording after the court ruled on previous summary language earlier this week.