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Tuesday, April 10th, 2012

 The League of Women Voters is asking elected officials, respected community leaders and citizens around the country to promise to protect the health of children and families from air pollution.  For too long, the debate has focused on "overregulation" and featured false assertions that environmental protections hurt our economy.  Clean air saves lives, and we need to ensure clean air for our children and families in the future.

Make the CLEAN AIR PROMISE today!

"Ohio Redistricting Transparency Report: The Elephant in the Room"

The 2011 redistricting process was in many ways “business as usual.” The party in power used the process to gain maximum political advantage. The minority party was shut out. Public input was ignored. The result was the approval of new districts that will provide for largely predetermined elections where we will know which party will win before we even know who the candidates are. On Dec. 12, the Ohio Campaign for Accountable Redistricting (OCAR) published the "Ohio Redistricting Transparency Report: The Elephant in the Room," a report that
evaluates and documents the level of transparency used in the redistricting process. OCAR concluded that those responsible for Ohio’s 2011 redistricting process deserve a grade of D minus. Click here to read the report.

OCAR involves 25 Ohio organizations and was established through a partnership led by the League of Women Voters of Ohio Education Fund, Ohio Citizen Action and the Midwest Democracy Network, with funding provided by the Joyce Foundation.

Voters First Redistricting Reform

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