As expected, voter-rights groups are suing over Ohio’s new state legislative maps, arguing they violate state constitutional requirements for political representation.

Democrats voted in favor of the map. Here's how it could affect them and a proposed constitutional amendment to take the process out of the hands of politicians.

The Ohio Redistricting Commission approved new state House and Senate districts late Wednesday night that, if they hold, will be good for just four years. The panel approved the map 5-2, without ...

Rotunda Rumblings Fiscal friction: Outnumbered in both chambers, Ohio Democrats are trying to reshape the state’s massive budget through 423 amendments. Anna Staver reports they’re targeting ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Downtown project tasked with transforming Capitol Square into a vibrant mixed-use district was awarded a substantial tax credit from the state of Ohio this week. Edw… ...

The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio, a national Democratic redistricting group and voting rights organizations filed legal challenges to Ohio's new state House and Senate maps Thursday.

Rotunda Rumblings Conference call: Ohio’s 2025 legislative budget process is headed into its final stretch, as the Senate on Wednesday passed its version of the state’s two-year appropriations ...

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on July 19 that the state's Republican-drawn congressional maps are unconstitutional and "favored" the GOP — but the redistricting maps were already used in the May ...

Armed demonstrators gathered at the Ohio State Capitol on Sunday afternoon, as statehouses around the country stepped up security to confront the possibility of civil unrest ahead of Inauguration Day.

Utah State Auditor Tina Cannon said she's "shell-shocked" over her pending "eviction" from the state Capitol, in a late change to a bill that passed the House.

An Ohio district map, which received bipartisan support following a string of failed proposals, has been challenged again. Groups claimed that the latest proposal favors Republicans.