Ohio advocates plan to hold lawmakers accountable with anti-gerrymandering reform

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : "We need to have lawmakers who listen to us, the people of Ohio, right now because lawmakers know they will win their seat over and over again," Miller said.Democratic politicians, organizations ranging from unions to police and even fellow Republicans have criticized the vast majority of the Ohio GOP for going against democracy for the following: Going against the will of the voters on anti-gerrymandering reform they passed in both 2015 and 2018, going against a bipartisan Ohio Supreme Court that rejected said gerrymandered maps seven separate times, trying to subvert the people's voice on abortion, marijuana and voting access (special election to make the constitution harder to amend), failing to pass constitutional funding for public schools for decades and a seemingly endless list of other fights Democrats lose time and time again (they say because the district maps are gerrymandered).

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