With the Texas redistricting fight nearing its conclusion, Republicans are already eyeing their next battlefield: Ohio. Lawmakers in the Buckeye State are preparing for a high-stakes congressional map redraw that could hand the GOP as many as three new House seats ahead of the upcoming midterms.
Unlike Texas, where Democrats staged dramatic walkouts to delay GOP efforts, Ohio Democrats face tougher odds. With Republicans holding a supermajority in the state legislature, Democrats lack the numbers to deny quorum — meaning Republicans can ultimately push a partisan map through.
