Cleveland City Council revises a newly drawn ward map to keep the Tremont neighborhood in only two wards and to shore up the Hispanic voting block in Ward 14.

A new era for the Cleveland City Council is just around the corner as the council released its proposed 15-ward map to the public on Tuesday, Dec. 10, with a vote scheduled for early next year.

Cleveland City Council’s decision to approve new ward maps without holding a public hearing or debate is drawing criticism from government watchdogs.

The latest and final version of Cleveland’s new 15-ward map was made public and passed at the first full city council meeting of the new year.

As Cleveland City Council Passes New Ward Maps, Only a Few People Are Happy The redistricting process came to a speedy and begrudging end Monday after Council approved the new maps 14-2 ...

Cleveland City Council approved revisions to the 2014 ward maps at a special meeting on Wednesday morning.

The City Charter mandates that Council conduct redistricting after every decennial US Census and that the number of wards be based on the City’s population. The 2020 US Census places Cleveland ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Cleveland City Council voted Monday 14 to 2 in favor of the proposed redistricting map reducing the number of wards from 17 to 15 in the city.

The new draft map is part of council’s redistricting plan that would cut the city’s current 17 wards down to 15.

David Green, like many of his neighbors, was shocked this month to learn that the proposed redistricting map unveiled by Cleveland City Council President Blaine Griffin would drastically change ...

By a wide margin, Cleveland City Council has approved a new ward map that cuts the number of wards from 19 to 17. Today’s vote followed a redistricting process that drew criticism from some council ...