For the fifth time, the Ohio state Supreme Court has rejected a map of state legislative lines from the Republican-led redistricting commission.
After Republicans on the state redistricting committee made very few changes to their fourth submission, Ohio's high court ruled that the latest maps violated state redistricting laws because they heavily favored Republicans.
If they don't, then the panel decided it would pick one of the redistricting committee's submissions for the Aug. 2 primary and November general election, even if it had been rejected by the state Supreme Court.
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