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This was sent to me via e-mail from the office of Senator Jon Husted, the analysis of SJR 5 for those interested in more details, as it’s currently written it was to be on the November ballot (the amended version could change that) it is approved by the Senate it would need to be approved by the House: Senate Committee passes Husted Redistricting PROPOSAL COLUMBUS—The first official step in reforming Ohio’s partisan system for drawing legislative districts was achieved today with the pass