Ohio Re-Districting Initiative (1981)

From Ballotpedia

The Ohio Re-Districting Initiative, appearing on the ballot as Issue No. 2, was an initiated constitutional amendment that appeared on the 1981 ballot in Ohio to "abolish the present methods of establishing general assembly and congressional districts, to create the commission for reapportionment and redistricting, and to require the commission to approve the plan which is most compact. It was defeated.

• Yes: 1,093,485
• No: 1,513,502

See also

• List of Ohio ballot measures

External links

• Official election results from the Ohio Secretary of State for the November 3, 1981 ballot initiatives

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