Anti-gerrymandering amendment challenge

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Anti-gerrymandering amendment supporters sue Ohio Ballot Board over ballot language • Ohio Capital Journal

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Supporters of an anti-gerrymandering amendment have asked the Ohio Supreme Court to intervene regarding language the Ohio Ballot Board approved for the November ballot.

A brief filed Monday with the state’s highest court cites constitutional provisions that dictate the way in which titles and language can appear on Ohio ballots.

The board approved the language that will be the summary for the newly minted Issue 1 in a 3 -2 vote.

Ohioans United for Reproductive Rights asked the Ohio Supreme Court to order the ballot board to use the full text of the amendment.

The state supreme court faced a similar case in August of last year , when supporters of the reproductive rights amendment on the ballot last November sued to challenge another summary written by LaRose and staffers that they said was deceptive.

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