If Ohio’s new state legislative lines survive the latest round of scrutiny from the state Supreme Court, it would mean significant changes for state lawmakers from the Cleveland and Akron area.
New Ohio House and Senate maps approved on Saturday, Jan. 22 by Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission. COLUMBUS, Ohio --
In one district in Cleveland’s western suburbs, freshman Democratic Rep. Monique Smith of Fairview Park would be pitted against Rep. Tom Patton, a Strongsville Republican and longtime state lawmaker.
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