Ohio Supreme Court approves redistricting summary with only two small revisions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : A 4-3 Republican majority rejected the other six revisions requested by anti-gerrymandering advocates, while Democratic justices on the court said that was inadequate and that the summary needed "a nearly complete redrafting.
49% : "Distilled, the proposed amendment would provide the rights of public participation in the redistricting process through meetings, hearings and an online public portal, and would forbid communication with the commission members and staff outside the public-meeting and portal context," the court wrote.

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