Ohio lawmakers are confusing voters to codify gerrymandering

This fall, all 99 seats in Ohio’s House of Representatives are up for election. Voters should be seeing an exciting, unpredictable campaign season unfold, with candidates vying to address their needs. 

That’s not happening. Because of the way the powerful lawmakers and political insiders drew the district lines, victory is all but guaranteed for many candidates, months before Election Day.  

This is nothing new for Ohio voters, and they’ve had enough.

This summer...