Redrawing the Boundaries: An Ohio Redistricting Discussion
(more photos below) Materials from the Monday, March 1, 2010 event - Agenda
«"Redistricting 101" with the Brennan Center’s Justin LevittPowerPoint Presentation - PDF Version
«"Ohio Mapping Project" with George Mason's Dr. Michael McDonald
PowerPoint Presentation - PDF Version - Handout Summary
«"Ohio Population and Redistricting" with Dr. Mark Salling of Cleveland State University
PowerPoint Presentation - PDF Version
«"Ohio Redistricting Competition" with Illinois State Rep. Mike Fortner
PowerPoint Presentation - PDF Version
«"Pending Redistricting Reform Efforts" panel with Ohio State Sen. Jon Husted and Ohio State Rep. Tom Letson
Recent news stories on reform proposals:
Sen. Husted, Rep. Letson: Compromise possible on redistricting
Redistricting reform could allow Ohioans' votes to count once more
Redistricting reform is under way in Ohio
With support from The Joyce Foundation
About the Midwest Democracy Network: The Midwest Democracy Network is an alliance of political reform advocates committed to improving condition of democracy in Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin. We believe that to make real progress on the problems we all care most about – a strong economy, good jobs, access to health care and quality schools – we must have honest, accountable and responsive governments. To that end, we harness collective resources and work together to change the way the people’s business is conducted. We bring together a diverse array of partners to do this work, including community groups, academic institutions, and national research and policy organizations. Learn about Network partners in your state.
About the Money in Politics Project of Ohio Citizen Action Education Fund: The Ohio Citizen Action Education Fund, the research affiliate of Ohio Citizen Action, has been producing money in politics studies since 1994. The Money in Politics Project researches contributions to statewide and legislative candidates in Ohio. The Money in Politics Project “follows the money,” exposing the sources of candidates’ campaign funds. The Money in Politics Project is committed to fundamental democratic values and principles: honesty, fairness, transparency, accountability, citizen participation, competition, respect for constitutional rights and the rule of law, and the public’s need for reliable information. Check out the Money in Politics redistricting webpage.
About the League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund: The League of Women Voters has been educating citizens and making democracy work since 1920. The League is a grassroots membership organization active at the federal, state, and local levels. The League, a nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Visit the League's imPACT.org redistricting webpage.
