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ORIGINALIN THE SUPREME COURT OF OHIO

Charlie E. Wilson, et al.,

Relators, Case No. 12-0019

vs.

Governor John R. Kasich, et al.,

Respondents.

Original Action

SUBMISSION OF EVIDENCE OF RESPONDENTS GOVERNOR JOHN KASICH,SENATE PRESIDENT THOMAS E. NIEHAUS, AND AUDITOR DAVID YOST

VOLUMEIEXHIBIT A - DIROSSI AFFIDAVIT WITH ALL EXHIBITS

(counsel listed on next two pages)

JAN 17 2fl12

CLERK OF COURTSUPREME COURT OF OHIO

Lloyd Pierre-Louis (0068086)Counsel ofRecord

Wesp/Barwell/Pierre-Louis Co., LLC6400 Riverside Drive, Suite DDublin, OH 43017(614) 341-7576 ext. 4(614) 388-5693 [email protected]

Dennis Murray (0038509)Murray & Murray Co., L.P.A.111 East Sjloreline DriveSandusky Ohio 44870-2517(419) 624-3126(419) 624-0707 [email protected]

Noah G. Purcell (pro hac vice)Kevin J. Hamilton (pro hac vice)Abha Khanna (pro hac vice)Perkins Coie LLP1201 Third Street, Suite 4800Seattle, Washington 98101-3099(206) 359-3301(206) 259-4301 [email protected]@[email protected]

Counsel for Relators

Michael DeWine (0009181)Ohio Attorney GeneralBy: John H. Burtch (0025815)

Counsel ofRecordE. Mark Braden (0024987)Robert J. Tucker (0082205)Baker & Hostetler, LLP65 East State Street, Suite 2100Columbus, Ohio 43215(614) 228-1541(614) 462-2616 [email protected]@[email protected]

Special Counsel forRespondents GovernorJohn Kasich, Senate President Thomas E.Nieha us,, and Auditor David Yost

Aaron D. Epstein (0063286)Pearl M. Chin (0078810)Assistant Attorneys GeneralConstitutional Offices Section30 E. Broad Street, 16th FloorColumbus, OH [email protected]@ohioattorneygeneral.gov(614) 466-2872(614) 728-7592 lr^ax

Counsel for Respondent Ohio GovernorJohn Kasich

Michael DeWine (0009181)Ohio Attorney GeneralRichard N. Coglianese (0066830)

Counsel ofRecordMichael Schuler (0082390)Erin Butcher-Lyden (0087278)Assistant Attorneys GeneralConstitutional Offices Section30 East Broad Street, 17th FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215(614) 466-8980(614) 466-5087 [email protected]@ohioattorneygeneral.goverin.butcher-lyden@ohioattorneygeneral.gov

Counsel for Respondent OhioSecretary ofState Jon Husted

Jeannine R. Lesperance (0085765)Renata Staff (0086922)Assistant Attorneys GeneralConstitutional Offices Section30 E. Broad Street, 16th FloorColumbus, OH [email protected]@ohioattorneygeneral.gov(614) 466-2872(614) 728-7592 fax

Counsel forRespondentAuditorDavid Yost

Jeannine R. Lesperance (0085765)Sarah Pierce (0087799)Assistant Attorneys GeneralConstitutional Offices Section30 E. Broad Street, 16th FloorColumbus, OH 43215Jeannine.le sperance@ohioattorneygeneral. [email protected](614) 466-2872(614) 728-7592 (fax)

Counsel for Respondent President of theOhio Senate Thomas E. Niehaus

EVIDENCE OF RESPONDENTS GOVERNOR JOHN KASICH, SENATEPRESIDENT THOMAS E. NIEHAUS, AND AUDITOR DAVID YOST

Pursuant to S.Ct.Prac.R. 10.7, Respondents Governor John Kasich, Senate

President Thomas E. Niehaus, and Auditor David Yost submit the following

evidence in support of the arguments in their merit brief.

VOLUME I

Exhibit A - Affidavit of Raymond E. DiRossi

Exhibit 1 Doubletree Hotel Invoice

Exhibit 2 August 1, 2011 Consulting Agreement

Exhibit 3 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan as amendedand engrossed on September 30, 2011

Exhibit 4 Historical Precedent for Non-ContiguousGovernmental Units

Exhibit 5 1971 Ohio Apportionment Plan

EXhihit 6 1981 Ohio Apportionment Plan



Exhibit 9 Map of Franklin County under Fortner Plan

VOLUME II

Exhibit B - Affidavit of Heather Mann

Exhibit 1 Proposed Terms and Conditions of Caucus andNon-Caucus Allocation of Funds

Exhibit 2 August 5, 2011 Consulting Agreement

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Exhibit 3 Apportionment Plan Submission by CatherineTurcer and Jim Slagle on behalf of the OhioCampaign for Accountable Redistricting/OhioCitizen Action

Exhibit 4 Apportionment Plan Submission by Ray DiRossi

and Heather Mann, Joint Secretaries to the Ohio

Apportionment Board

Exhibit 5 Apportionment Plan Submission by Sarah Cherryon behalf of the House and Senate DemocraticCaucuses

Exhibit 6 Technical Amendment to Joint Secretaries' OhioApportionment Plan

Exhibit 7 Amendment A to Joint Secretaries' OhioApportionment Plan

Exhibit 8 Amendment B to Joint Secretaries' OhioApportionment Plan

Exhibit 9 Handout to Amendment B

Exhibit 10 Representative Sandra Williams September 29,2011 Press Release

Exhibit 11 House Minority Leader Budish September 29, 2011Absence Letter

Exhibit 12 Ohio Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs

letterVOLUME III

Exhibit 13 Statewide Map of 2012-2022 Ohio ApportionmentPlan House Districts

Exhibit 14 Statewide Map of 2012-2022 Ohio ApportionmentPlan Senate Districts

Exhibit 15 Maps of 99 House Districts established by 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan

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Exhibit 16 Maps of 33 Senate Districts established by 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan

Exhibit 17 Map of Counties with "Rights"

Exhibit 18 Apportionment Board Historical Schedule Chart

Exhibit 19 Chart of Mandatory/Permissive Whole CountyHouse Districts

Exhibit 20 Reference Sheet of 88 Counties and House DistrictRatios of Representation

Exhibit 21 Comparison of apportionment plans submitted toOhio Apportionment Board

Exhibit 22 Maps and Lists of Population Deviation and RacialDemographics from 2010 Census Data as Appliedto 2011 House Districts

Exhibit 23 Maps and Lists of Population Deviation and RacialDemographics from 2010 Census Data as Appliedto 2011 Senate Districts

Exhibit 24 Final Political Indices of House and SenateDistricts under 2012-2022 Ohio ApportionmentPlan

Exl.u 'l.'+ 2F ..f N .... -f!...-.+; g area °, of (^', o_iintvvuous ,,P3lap

Exhibit 26 Map of Blendon Township

Exhibit 27 Map of Clinton Township

Exhibit 28 Map of Franklin Township

Exhibit 29 Map of Hamilton Township

Exhibit 30 Map of Hilliard City

Exhibit 31 Map of Jackson Township

Exhibit 32 Map of Jefferson Township

Exhibit 33

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Exhibit 37

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Exhibit 40

Exhibit 41

Exhibit 42

Exhibit 43

Exhibit 44

Exhibit 45

Exhibit 46

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Exhibit 48

Exhibit 49

Exhibit 50

Exhibit 51

Exhibit 52

Exhibit 53

Map of Madison Township

Map of Mifflin Township

Map of Norwich Township

Map of Perry Township

Map of Prairie Township

Map of Sharon Township

Map of Truro Township

Map of Washington Township

Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Hamilton County

Map of Columbia Township

Map of Springfield Township

Map of Sycamore Township

Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Summit County

Map of Bath Township

Map of Coventry Township

Map of Cuyahoga Falls City

Map of Springfield Township

Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Stark County

Map of Bethlehem Township

Map of Canton Township

Map of Osnaburg Township

Exhibit 54 Map of Perry Township

Exhibit 55

Exhibit 56

Exhibit 57

Exhibit 58

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Exhibit 60

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Exhibit 62

Exhibit 63

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Exhibit 67

Exhibit 68

Exhibit 69

Exhibit 70

Exhibit 71

Exhibit 72

Exhibit 73

Exhibit 74

Exhibit 75

Map of Plain Township

Map of Tuscawaras Township

Map of Non-Contiguous areas of MontgomeryCounty

Map of Clay Township

Map of Clayton City

Map of Dayton City

Map of Harrison Township

Map of Jefferson Township

Map of Miami Township

Map of Riverside City

Map of Trotwood City

Map of Sylvania Township

Map of Grafton Township

Map of Eaton Township

Map comparing 2001 House Districts 59 and 60with 2011 House Districts 58 and 59

Map of Painesville Township

Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Medina County

Map of Brunswick Hills Township

Map of York Township

Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Licking County

Map of Etna Township

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Exhibit 76 Map of Madison Township

Exhibit 77 Map of Newark Township

Exhibit 78 Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Pickaway County

Exhibit 79 Map of Circleville Township

Exhibit 80 Map of Harrison Township

Exhibit 81 Map of Non-Contiguous areas of Auglaize County

Exhibit 82 Map of Duchoquet Township

Exhibit 83 Map of St. Mary's Township

Exhibit 84 Map of Marietta Township

Exhibit 85 Map comparing 2001 House District 41 and 2011House District 38.

Exhibit 86 Map comparing 2001 House Districts 62 and 63with 2011 House Districts 60 and 61

Exhibit 87 Map comparing 2001 House District 77 with 2011

House District 84

Exhibit 88 Map comparing 2001 House District 86 with 2011Housc District 91

VOLUME IV

Exhibit C - Transcript of August 4, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardMeeting

Exhibit D - Transcript of August 22, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at Ohio State University, Lima

Exhibit E - Transcript of August 22, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at University of Toledo

Exhibit F - Transcript of August 23, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at Cleveland State University

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Exhibit G -

VOLUME V

Exhibit H -

Exhibit I -

Exhibit J -

Exhibit K -

Exhibit L -

Exhibit M -

Exhibit N -

VOLUME VI

Exhibit 0 -

Exhibit P -

Exhibit Q -

Exhibit R -

VOLUME VII

Exhibit S

Exhibit T

Transcript of August 23, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at University of Akron

Transcript of August 23, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at Youngstown State University

Transcript of August 24, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at Walsh University

Transcript of August 24, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at Marietta College

Transcript of August 25, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at University of Dayton

Transcript of August 25, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at University of Cincinnati

Transcript of August 26, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at The Ohio State University -Newark

Transcript of August 26, 2011 Ohio Apportionment BoardRegional Hearing at Columbus State Community College

Transcript of September 26, 2011 Ohio Apportionment Boardmeeting


An Ohio Apportionment Plan for 2012-2022 as amended andengrossed on September 28, 2011


Affidavit of Clark Bensen

Affidavit of James Tilling

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Respectfully submitted,

Jeannine R. Lesperance (0085765) Michael e ine (0009181Renata Staff (0086922) Ohio Attorney GeneralAssistant Attorneys General By: John H. Burtch (0025815)Constitutional Offices Section Counsel of'Record30 E. Broad Street, 16th Floor E. Mark Braden (0024987)Columbus, OH 43215 Robert J. Tucker (0082205)Jeannine.lesperance@ohioattorneygen Baker & Hostetler, LLPeral.gov 65 East State Street, Suite [email protected] Columbus, Ohio 43215(614) 466-2872 (614) 228-1541(614) 728-7592 fax (614) 462-2616 fax

[email protected] for Respondent Auditor David [email protected] [email protected]

Jeannine R. Lesperance (0085765) Special Counsel for Respondents GovernorSarah Pierce (0087799) John Kasich, Senate President Thomas E.Assistant Attorneys General Niehaus, andAuditorDavid YostConstitutional Offices Section30 E. Broad Street, 16th Floor Aaron D. Epstein (0063286)Columbus, OH 43215 Pearl M. Chin (0078810)Jeannine.lesperance@ohioattorneygen Assistant Attorneys Generaleral.gov Constitutional Offices [email protected] 30 E. Broad Street, 16th Floorl6i41 4E^,C.nQgr/2 n,.iut.u..s, nrj 4321 5^„' ^u ^ .1(614) 728-7592 (fax) [email protected]

[email protected] for Respondent President of (614) 466-2872the Ohio Senate Thomas E. Niehaus (614) 728-7592 fax

Counsel for Respondent Ohio GovernorJohn Kasich

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify that a copy of the foregoing was served upon the following

this 17th day of January, 2012 by electronic mail and hand delivery:

Lloyd Pierre-LouisCounsel of'Record

Wesp/Barwell//Pierre-Louis Co., LLC6400 Riverside Drive, Suite DDublin, OH [email protected]

Dennis MurrayMurray & Murray Co., L.P.A.111 East Shoreline DriveSandusky Ohio [email protected]

Michael DeWineOhio Attorney GeneralRichard N. Coglianese

Counsel ofRecordMichael SchulerErin Butcher-LydenAssistant Attorneys GeneralConstitutional Offices Section30 East Broad Street, 17th FloorColumbus, Ohio [email protected]@ohioattorneygeneral.goverin.butcher-lyden@ohioattorneygeneral.gov

Counsel for Relators Counsel for Respondent Ohio Secretary ofState Jon Husted

Robert . c er (0082205)

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF OHIO

Charlie E. Wilson, et al.,

Relators, • Case No. 12-0019

vs.

Governor John R. Kasich, et al.,

Respondents.

Original Action

AFFIDAVIT OF RAYMOND E. DIROSSI

I, Raymond E. DiRossi, having been first duly sworn state as follows:

1. I am over the age of eighteen and am competent to testify to the facts

in this affidavit which are based upon my personal knowledge.

2. From August 4, 2011 to September 30, 2011, I served as a Joint

Secretary to the Ohio Apportionment Board along with Heather Mann.

3. Since January 2009, I have been the President and sole owner of

Capital Advantage, LLC. Capital Advantage, LLC provides professional consulting

and fundraising services.

4. From January 3, 2005 through December 31, 2008, I was the Finance

and Budget Director for then Ohio Representative Jon Husted. Before this position,

I worked for 13 years in the Ohio Senate starting in 1991.

5. In 1998, I was designated by the Ohio Senate as the point person on

redistricting and reapportionment. I attended 7 or 8 National Conference of State

Legislators' meetings on apportionment. I also attended all meetings of The

Legislative Task Force on Redistricting, Reapportionment, and Demographic

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Research ("Legislative Task Force"), and was trained on the GIS software,

Autobound. I was also designated as the person to coordinate with Cleveland State

University, the state's data consultants, in all matters relating to the upcoming

2001 reapportionment and redistricting.

6. In 2001, I acted as the chief assistant to the Secretary of the Ohio

Apportionment Board. In that role, I coordinated all meetings and agendas for the

full apportionment board as well as all 10 of the regional hearings that the board

held to solicit public input and feedback. I also directly assisted in the formulation

of the redistricting and reapportionment plans.

7. Prior to my appointment as a Joint Secretary to the Ohio

Apportionment Board in 2011, I had approached Speaker Batchelder and Senate

President Niehaus about wanting to be involved with the redistricting and

reapportionment process because of my prior involvement with the 2001 plans.

8. Both the Joint Republican and Joint Democratic Caucuses each

received an equal a...mn,„nt of funding frem the Legislative Task Force to be used ffr

reapportionment and redistricting efforts in 2011. All receipts and invoices for

these expenditures are matters of public record.

9. On July 7-8, 2011, I received training from John Morgan, a consultant

hired by our attorney, Mark Braden, on the GIS software, Maptitude. This software

was used to develop the 2011 redistricting and reapportionment plans.

10. On July 15, 2011, with technical advice and assistance from the IT

Director of the Senate, computer equipment was purchased using funds allocated to

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the Joint Republican Caucuses by the Legislative Task Force for use in the

reapportionment process.

11. On July 17, 2011, using the same allocation of funds from the

Legislative Task Force, a hotel room at the Doubletree Hotel in downtown

Columbus was leased as an office space for redistricting and reapportionment. A

true and accurate copy of the invoice for the lease of the Doubletree hotel room is

attached as Exhibit 1.

12. A room at the Doubletree hotel in downtown Columbus was also used

as an office for redistricting and reapportionment in 2001.

13. Beginning in mid-July, 2011, I, along with Heather Mann, sought to

coordinate weekly meetings with the staff of the leaders of the Ohio House of

Representatives and the Ohio Senate, the Governor's office, and eventually the

Auditor, to discuss both Congressional redistricting and the reapportionment plan,

though Auditor Yost or his staff never participated in any Congressional

red:.S.^.rl^.t.ng' r°.,lat°.,d 1'.:eet'.ng3'. TTlt.mately, '^:;e to 3'Ched:;Iing ^,onfll^t3' and th°., fact

that they were no longer needed, the vast majority of those weekly meetings were

cancelled and never held. In fact, those weekly meetings occurred no more than 3

times from July through October, 2011.

14. On August 1, 2011, a contract was executed between the Republican

members of the Legislative Task Force and Capital Advantage, LLC to consult on

the preparation and formulation of a plan for the next apportionment of the Ohio

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General Assembly. A true and accurate copy of that agreement is attached as

Exhibit 2.

15. On August 4, 2011, the Ohio Apportionment Board held its

organizational meeting where Heather Mann and I were appointed as the Joint

Secretaries to the Ohio Apportionment Board.

16. As a Joint Secretary, many of my initial responsibilities were

administrative in nature including organizing and preparing for the

reapportionment process, as well as the planning and organizing of the regional

public hearings on reapportionment to be held throughout the state of Ohio.

Additionally, the drafting and modernizing of the proposed rules for the Ohio

Apportionment Board, and maintaining the official records of Ohio Apportionment

Board activities were time consuming activities.

17. Additionally, much effort at the outset was taken to correct problems

with the integration of census data, the geography of Ohio's governmental units as

being shown by the Maptitude softwar., and ntegrating past election results .nto

the Maptitude software being used to draft the reapportionment plan.

18. From August 22, 2011 through August 26, 2011, the Ohio

Apportionment Board held 11 regional hearings around the state to hear public

testimony.

19. September 23, 2011 was the deadline for the submission of any

reapportionment plans to the Ohio Apportionment Board. Under the rules adopted

by the Ohio Apportionment Board on August 4, 2011, and under my duties as a

Joint Secretary of the Ohio Apportionment Board, I, along with Heather Mann,

immediately distributed copies of the submitted plans to designated agents for each

of the five members of the Ohio Apportionment Board.

20. One of the plans submitted to the Ohio Apportionment Board on

September 23, 2011 was the apportionment plan prepared by Heather Mann and

myself.

21. There were three other plans submitted to the Ohio Apportionment

Board on or before September 23, 2011. Two of the plans were from the "winners"

of the "Draw the Line Ohio" contest put on by the Ohio Campaign for Accountable

Redistricting. The other was submitted by the Joint Democratic Caucuses.

22. On September 26, 2011, the Ohio Apportionment Board heard

testimony on all four of the submitted plans.

23. On September 28, 2011, the Ohio Apportionment Board considered

amendments on the apportionment plan I submitted with Heather Mann. Due to

suggestions and considerable discussian with House Minority Leader Armond

Budish during that meeting, one of the amendments was amended and adopted.

The Ohio Apportionment Board voted 4-1 to adopt the amended plan drafted by

Heather Mann and myself.

24. The Ohio Apportionment Board held an emergency meeting on

September 30, 2011 to consider an amendment to the plan dealing with two Senate

districts in Cuyahoga and Lake Counties. This amendment was a specific request

of Democratic Representative Sandra Williams, who also serves as the Chairwoman

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of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus. The Ohio Apportionment Board adopted this

amendment and subsequently adopted the amended apportionment plan on

September 30, 2011 on a 4-0 vote. A true and accurate copy of An Ohio

Apportionment Plan For 2012-2022 (the "2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan") as

amended and engrossed by the Ohio Apportionment Board on September 30, 2011 is

attached as Exhibit 3.

25. The 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan was not developed in secret.

To my knowledge, there were no meetings by the Ohio Apportionment Board that

were not open to the public. On the contrary, there were 4 public meetings of the

Ohio Apportionment Board and 11 regional hearings where the public could and did

submit testimony. And, suggestions made at these hearings were incorporated into

the enacted reapportionment plan, including (1) requests to keep Columbiana and

Allen Counties whole and in single house districts, (2) requests to keep whole or

minimize splits of political subdivisions such as Kettering, and (3) requests from the

Ohio NAA CP to prctect and maintain the number af African A merican seats in the

legislature. Later in the process, the Ohio Commission on Hispanic and Latino

Affairs asked that special consideration be given to the Hispanic community in

Lorain and Cuyahoga Counties. Heather and I did our best to address this specific

request in the apportionment plan we proposed.

26. Additionally, although agenda scripts were provided to staff members

of the Republican members of the Ohio Apportionment Board prior to the public

meetings, the Ohio Apportionment Board members did deviate from the agenda

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scripts on multiple occasions. This included small deviations dealing with process

or order of the agenda, but also included significant deviations including a

Republican member of the Ohio Apportionment Board voting with Minority Leader

Budish on a proposed amendment to the rules, which I opposed at the August 4,

2011 Ohio Apportionment Board meeting.

27. Occasionally, though not often, individual members of the Ohio

Apportionment Board, or their staff, would come to the Doubletree Hotel office to

monitor the progress of the draft of reapportionment and Congressional

redistricting plans.

28. On only one occasion were two members of the Ohio Apportionment

Board together with me at the Doubletree hotel at the same time. But, to my

recollection, they were only there in passing as one member was arriving and the

other was leaving, and I witnessed no discussions between the two members about

the specifics of the apportionment plan. At no other time when I was present was

...are than one :nember of the Ohio Apportionment Board present at the Doubletree

hotel office at the same time.

29. House Minority Leader Armond Budish never requested to review the

progress of the reapportionment plan being prepared by Heather Mann and myself.

30. I was never provided any information related to the reapportionment

plan drafted by the Joint Democratic Caucuses until their plan was officially

submitted to the Ohio Apportionment Board on September 23, 2011. Nor was I ever

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invited to any meetings related to the Joint Democratic Caucuses' preparation of

their reapportionment plan.

31. The 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan was drafted in compliance

with Article XI of the Ohio Constitution, as well as all applicable provisions of the

United States Constitution, the Federal Voting Rights Act, and applicable case law.

32. The process of reapportionment begins by taking the total population

of the state of Ohio and dividing it by 99, which yields the target population of a

house district. Ohio Constitution, Article XI, Section 2.

33. Then counties that are within 95% to 105% of the target population

must be identified and designated as a single house district. Ohio Constitution,

Article XI, Section 10(A). The only county that met this requirement under the

2010 census data was Wayne County and it is House District 1-

34. After that, any county that is between 90% and 95%, or 105% and

110% of the target population may be designated as a single house district. Ohio

C^v.St:ti.`.tiOn, Art:Ile Xl, SeCtl..:: 1^1(R) TTnd°r tl:e 2010 CenSl.'.S data, there were

four counties that met this requirement, Richland, Wood, Allen, and Columbiana

Counties, which are House Districts 2-5, respectively.

35. Then, proceeding in ordered succession from the most populous county

to the least populous county, each remaining county containing more than the

target population must be divided into a certain number of house districts. Any

remaining territory within one of these counties must be combined with adjoining

territory in another county or counties to form a single house district. Ohio

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Constitution, Article XI, Section 10(C). The remaining territory of the state shall be

combined into House of Representative districts. Article XI, Section 10(D).

36. To understand why Relators' claims are incorrect, one must first

understand the geography of the state. In many of Ohio's rural areas, the co-

existence of townships, cities and villages has not altered the traditional

checkerboard-like design of Ohio's geographical boundaries. In many of Ohio's

expanding urban areas (and a growing number of rural areas) these traditional

political subdivision squares of the state are being changed significantly by

annexation.

37. Consider the contrast between Cuyahoga and Franklin counties. In

Cuyahoga County, there are approximately 57 distinct townships, cities or villages

and every single one has a pristine definable border that is comprised of a single

continuous line. More importantly, every precinct in those 57 governmental units is

contiguous to the rest of that specific governmental unit. Cuyahoga County is the

state's most populous cou:.ty, but none of its 11 house districts are challenged by

Relators.

38. By contrast, annexation has run wild in Franklin County where there

are now more than 325 non-contiguous eces of approximately 55 distinctp

townships, cities, and villages. In an extreme case, Perry Township in Franklin

County just by itself is in 34 distinct non-contiguous pieces. In many cases, these

little pieces of land are wholly circumscribed by other governmental units and the

act of trying to reunite a non-contiguous jurisdiction would lead to dividing several

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other governmental units. In Franklin County, Relators have challenged 8 of the 10

house districts.

39. These changes in Ohio's geography are not new, but have slowly been

exacerbating themselves since the dawn of Ohio's annexation laws. The basis for

the majority of Relators' claims is that these non-contiguous pieces need to be

reassembled, and, if that action does not occur, Article XI has been violated. The

Ohio Apportionment Board, however, is not responsible for the "splitting" of these

governmental units - those decisions were made by local elected officials over

decades of annexations. Further, the Ohio Apportionment Board is required to

adopt a plan based on the geography that exists in the state at the time of the

census. See Ohio Constitution, Article XI, Section 6.

40. The constitutional protections that limit the dividing of governmental

units are diminished when the jurisdictions themselves cause their communities to

be divided. The 2001 and previous Ohio Apportionment Boards, however, granted

the certig.rou^ portions of a nan-contigucus governmental unit t e constitutional

protections of Article XI. That is, if a contiguous portion of a non-contiguous

governmental unit is divided, it is considered to be divided by the Ohio

Apportionment Board under Article XI of the Ohio Constitution. The same

principle was used in preparing the 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan.

41. The approach of the 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan prepared by

Heather and me, that reassembling non-contiguous pieces is not a constitutional

requirement, is consistent with the approach of the previous Ohio Apportionment

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Boards. In 2001, the Ohio Apportionment Board adopted a map in which 34 house

districts had non-contiguous portions of governmental units that were not counted

as "splits." The 2001 map was heavily litigated and ultimately upheld, but this

specific issue was never even raised in that, or any other litigation. And, counsel for

the plaintiffs' in the 2001 litigation is also counsel for Relators in this case. In 1991,

the Ohio Apportionment Board adopted a map in which 25 house districts had the

same non-contiguous portions of governmental units that were not counted as

"splits." In 1981, there were 16 similar house districts. See "Historical Precedent"

for a detailed listing of each of these districts attached as Exhibit 4. I have also

confirmed the existence of this approach in the 1971 Ohio Apportionment Plan.

True and accurate copies of the 1971, 1981, 1991, and 2001 Ohio Apportionment

plans are attached as Exhibits 5 to 8, respectively.

42. This means that this issue has confronted every single apportionment

board since the current version of Article XI of the Ohio Constitution was adopted in

1967. These previous apportionment boards have liau botil R^cpubhcan and

Democratic majorities and they all took the same approach as the 2011 Ohio

Apportionment Board.

43. Further, in the "User Notes on Plan Geography" section of the 2012-

2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan, the 2011 Ohio Apportionment Board proactively

noted that "many of the higher levels of geography, notably municipalities, wards,

and precincts, contain multiple pieces of territory that are separated by distances

short and long." These "non-contiguous areas" are "non-contiguous because ... they

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are legally or technically a portion of a geographic unit but surrounded by other

land-based geographic units."

44. The 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan contains a number of house

and senate districts constructed in careful accordance with the Federal Voting

Rights Act dealing with minority community concerns. If Relators' claims are

granted, the delicate balance of creating these districts while simultaneously

adhering to constitutional population and geographical restrictions will (1) result in

fewer majority-minority districts (a district with a non-Hispanic African-American

voting age population greater than 50%) being drawn, (2) jeopardize Ohio's

compliance with the Federal Voting Rights Act, and (3) diminish minority

communities' ability to elect their candidates of choice. For example: In Hamilton

County where 3 house districts are being challenged, the Ohio Apportionment

Board was able to construct two majority-minority house districts barely reaching

50+ percent while adhering to all of Article XI's provisions. The two majority-

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the criteria Relators' suggest, this would likely not be feasible if the non-contiguous

jurisdictions had to be re-assembled.

45. Columbus cannot be contained in one whole House District; due to its

size, it has to be in at least seven house districts. Due to the fact that it wholly

circumscribes other governmental units like Whitehall and Bexley, and other non-

contiguous portions of several other governmental units - at least 8-10 house

districts are needed at a mathematical minimum. Thus, under Relators' new

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interpretation of Article XI, you cannot feasibly divide Columbus without also

"splitting" these non-contiguous pieces imbedded inside Columbus into different

districts. Again, Franklin County is home to two majority-minority house districts

that exist in compliance with the federal Voting Rights Act. The Relators' claims

would substantially upset these desirable and federally required outcomes.

46. Another example of how piecing back together the non-contiguous

governmental units could cause additional problems can be found in The Fortner

Map, one of the two "winning" maps from the Ohio Campaign on Accountable

Redistricting "Draw The Line Ohio" competition. Michael McDonald, whose

affidavit was filed in support of the Complaint, served as a consultant for the "Draw

The Line Ohio" competition. The Fortner map was the only map submitted to the

Ohio Apportionment Board that managed to keep all but one (Perry Township) of

the Franklin County governmental units with non-contiguous pieces in the same

house districts. A true and accurate copy of the apportionment of Franklin County

undcr thc Fartncr pla.i :s attached as Exh;.b:t 9. However, :n keepmg all the non-

contiguous portions in the same house district, nine house districts in Franklin

County in this map purposely split numerous contiguous Columbus City wards in

direct violation of Article XI, Section 7(C)1. Another consequence to reuniting non-

' HD 16 splits 8 Columbus City wards; HD 17 splits 16 Columbus City wards; HD18 splits 7 Columbus City wards; HD 19 splits 9 Columbus City wards; HD 20 splits5 Columbus City wards; HD 21 splits 4 Columbus City wards; HD 23 splits 14

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contiguous portions of these governmental units was that only one of the house

districts in Franklin County, House District 18, would now be a majority-minority

district. The 2012-2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan has two majority-minority

districts in Franklin County.

47. Overall, only 15 total governmental units were divided by the 2012-

2022 Ohio Apportionment Plan: the City of Columbus, the City of Cincinnati, the

City of Cleveland, the City of Akron, the City of Cuyahoga Falls, the City of

Massillon, the City of Dayton, the City of Toledo, Plain Township, the City of North

Ridgeville, Austintown Township, the City of Middletown, the City of Mentor, the

City of Brunswick, and the City of Marietta.

48. Also, although Article XI, Section 7(C) indicates that where a division

of a governmental unit is necessary it should follow the hierarchy of giving

preference to townships, then city wards, then cities, and then villages, it is not

always possible to divide a township before a city. For example, cities such as

Coiumbus, CiI'ii.iniiati, Taieuo and Dayt3n are mucii larger than the target

population of a single house district, and must be divided into multiple house

districts in order to comply with population requirements. But, once such cities are

split, a township cannot also be split or it would violate Section 7(C)'s requirement

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Columbus City wards; HD 24 splits 10 Columbus City wards; HD 25 splits 11Columbus City wards.

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of only dividing one governmental unit between two districts. Also, governmental

units must sometimes be divided to meet population requirements. But, in some

cases, townships do not have the adequate population to satisfy the population

requirement, and a city must be divided because cities most often have larger

populations.

49. Additionally, Article XI, Section 7(A)'s requirement that "the boundary

lines of districts shall be drawn so as to delineate an area containing one or more

whole counties" cannot be analyzed in a vacuum. Rather, it must be analyzed in

conjunction with the need to divide counties statewide in order to maintain

population equality as required by Article XI. It would be ideal if the population of

Ohio's counties were such that they could evenly be divided, without breaking

county boundaries, to create Ohio's 99 house districts. Unfortunately, such is not

the case, and certain counties must be split in order to make up the remainder of

Ohio's districts. But, every single house district challenged by Relators as violating

Sectlan 7(A) i,ontains one or more whole counties in compliance with Article Xl,

Section 7(A) except for those counties that are specifically divided in compliance

with Article XI, Section 10(C) because their population dictates formation of

multiple house districts.

50. Also, under Article XI, Section 10(D), the counties with less than one

ratio of representation must be combined into representative districts. And,

occasionally counties must be split to meet population requirements. Many of the

districts in northwest Ohio are population light because of the special limitations

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under Article XI on how counties containing more than one whole house ratio of

representation may be combined into house districts. For example, because under

Article XI, Section 10(B), counties between 90% and 110% of the target population

may be made into single county house districts, Allen County was made into a

single house district though it fell below the Article XI, Section 3 range of 95% to

105%. This left more population available to draw house districts in southeast

Ohio, and therefore many of these districts needed to be drawn and constructed

heavy in population, or the apportionment plan would end up with more than the

permitted 99 house districts. Thus, some counties in southeast Ohio were "split" to

meet population requirements.

51. Finally, the 2012-2022 Apportionment Plan attempts, where feasible,

to keep district boundaries similar to the 2001 plan, while at the same time

complying with population requirements, the other requirements of Article XI of the

Ohio Constitution, and the requirements of the Voting Rights Act. But, at least 60

"tivnII'ieiit aaaa have ei^2r rvYJi .^.of the 99 house districts irorti the 2001 apportionment "ii g =

shrunk to an extent that they were no longer within the Ohio Constitution's

allowable five percent population deviation, and under Article XI, Section 3, their

boundaries had to be adjusted.

52. The Ohio Apportionment Board has historically been granted

significant leeway in interpreting competing and at times specifically conflicting

provisions embodied in Article XI of the Ohio Constitution. Specifically, in

Voinovich v. Ferguson, 63 Ohio St.3d 198, 586 N.E.2d 1020 (1992), the Ohio

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Supreme Court highlighted the fact that the Ohio Apportionment Board has a right

and a duty to resolve conflicts between the provisions of Article XI to the extent

they are in competition. The 2011 Ohio Apportionment Board properly balanced

these provisions when they were in competition.

FURTHER AFFIANT SAYETH NAUGHT.

Raymond E. DiRossi

Sworn to and subscribed in my presence on January -&, 2012.

STATE OF FLORIDACOUNTY OF ORANGE

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The Ohio House ofRepresentativesSpeaker Bill Batchelder77 South High Street, 14'" FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215(614) 466-8140

July 14, 2011

Mark Flanders, DirectorOhio Legislative Service Commission77 South High Street, 9'h FloorColumbus, Ohio 43215-6136

Dear Director Flanders:

The Ohio SenatePresident Tom Niehaus

Ohio StatehouseColumbus, Ohio 43215

(614) 466-8082

On June 16, 2011, the Co-Chairs of the Legislative Task Force on Redistricting,Reapportionment and Redistricting granted authority to the Chiefs of Staff for the respectiveRepublican and Democrat Caucuses to approve payment for expenses incurred for redistrictingefforts prior to December 31, 2011 in an amount not to exceed $150,000 per each pair of

caucuses.

Pursuant to that authority, we approve payment to Double Tree Guest Suites in the amount of$7250.00 as a down payment for attached invoice which estimates total costs of $8,464.38 fromDouble Tree Guest Suites for rental of a room for redistricting activities between July 17, 2011and October 15, 2011. We will authorize future payment of these costs in installments upon ourreceip: a nd approval of inre^l„ invoices from the Double Tree Guest Suites.

Please contact us with any questions or need of further information.

Sincerely,

Troy JudyChief of StaffOhio House of Representatives

Double Tree Suites by Hilton Columbus Downtown50 South Front StreetColumbus Ohio 43215

Invoice No.

INVOICE

Customer I Misc 1Name Legislative Task Force on Redistricting c!o Mr. Ray Di'Rossi Date 7/14/2011Address 77 S. High St., 14th Floor Order No.City Columbus State OH ZIP 43215 Rep Carrie BoorPhone 614-466-9294 FOB

Qty Description Unit Price TOTALI Guest Room July 18-October 15, 2011 90 Days $ 7,200.00 $ 7,200.000 State Tax ($7,280 X 6.75%) exempt with form or after 30 continue stay $ 486.00 $ -0 City Tax ($7,280 X 10%) exempt after 30 days continueous stay $ 720.00 $ -

Parking @ 12.00/per day /per car1 Internet charge $9.95 per day, not per connection $905.45 $ - $ -I Removal of guest room furniture $50.00 1 time charge $ 50.00 $ 50.00

Client Please return a copy of the invoice with Payment

Payment Check

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489.38725.00

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Tax rate will be exempt after 30 days of contiuous stay. The extended stay for the Legislative Task Force on

Redistricting will be from July 18 through October 15, 2011. Internet charges will be charged on a usage basis per

day. The guest room furniture charge is a one time fee.

Please contact Carrie Boor, Sales Manager, with any questions at 614-228-4600extension 195.

CONSULTING AGREEMENT

This consulting agreement ("the Agreement") is made as of the 1' day of August 2011; between theRepublican Members of the Legislative Task Force on Redistricting, Reapportionment, andDemographic Research ("The Task Force") and Capital Advantage, LLC, 5732 Springbum Drive,Dublin, OH 43017 ("Capital Advantage").

WHEREAS, the Task Force is an entity which was created by R.C. 103.51 for the purpose, amongother things, of engaging in such research studies and other activities deemed necessary orappropriate in the preparation and formulation of a plan for the next apportionment of the OhioGeneral Assembly and a plan for the establishment of districts for election of representatives to the

United States Congress; and,

WHEREAS, pursuant to R.C. 103.5I(D), Task Force is empowered to engage such. experts andtechnical advisors and fix their compensation, and to obtain such services as are necessary for theTask Force to perform its duties under R.C. 103.51; and,

WHEREAS, the Republican members of the Task Force desire to retain the services of CapitalAdvantage to aid them in carrying out their duties under RC 103.51(D) including but not limited to,the preparation and formulation of a plan for the next apportionment of the Ohio General Assembly,and a plan for the establishment of districts for election of representatives to the United StatesCongress, and Capital Advantage agrees to render such services to the Republican Members of theTask Force, on the terms and conditions set forth herein.

The Task Force and Capital Advantage mutually agree as follows:

1. ConsultinE Services. During the term of this agreement, Capital Advantage shall makeavailable Raymond E. DiRossi to render such consulting services as may be needed orrequested by the Republican Members of the.Task Force to carry out their duties under R.C.

103.51.

2. Term. The term of this agreement will commence on August 1, 2011,. and shall expire onDecember 31, 2011, unless terminated in accordance with the provisions of Section 8 of thisagreement or extended by the Task Force by agreement with Capital Advantage.

3. Consultina Payments. In consideration of the services to be performed by CapitalAdvantage pursuant to this agreement, The Task Force agrees to pay Capital Advantage thetotal sum of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000.00) payable as follows forty thousanddollars ($40,000) on August Z2, 2011, and thirty-five thousand dollars ($35,000) payable onOctober 17, 2011. Further, should litigation be commenced challenging the redistrictingplan passed by the General Assembly, the reapportionment plan adopted by theApportionment Board, or any similar litigation pertaining to the duties in this contract,Capital Advantage shall be paid an additional thirty thousand dollars ($30,000).

4. Expense Reimbursement. During the term of this agreement, Capital Advantage shall beentitled to reimbursement of all reasonable and necessary travel and lodging expensesincurred by Capital Advantage in connection with Capital Advantage's performance of theconsulting expenses hereunder, provided that Capital Advantage submits to the Task Force

invoices or other documentary verifications of such expenses. The determination of whetherany such expenses submitted by Capital Advantage are reasonable and necessary shall bewithin the sole discretion of the Task Force; provided, however, that the Task Force shallnot deny reimbursing Capital Advantage for any properly verified expenses that the TaskForce approved in advance of such reimbursement. The Task Force shall provide parkingaccess to Capital Advantage, the use of which shall be limited to the purpose of benefitingthe Task Force in the performance of statutory duties.

5. Other contractual obligations. Commencing on August 1, 2011, and continuing throughOctober 31, 2011, Capital Advantage sha11 not engage or hold any other contracts forconsulting services related to the General Assembly in the state of Ohio.

6. Independent Contractor. The Task Force and Capital Advantage expressly acknowledgeand agree that.the consulting services to be provided by Capital Advantage under thisagreement shall be performed as an independent contractor and not as an agent. or employeeto the Task Force or the Republican Members of the Task Force. The parties expresslyacknowledge and agree with respect to any payments made to Capital Advantage hereunder,Task Force will not: (i) withhold any federal F.I.C.A. or other federal, state or local taxes;or (ii) contribute to any applicable workers' compensation, unemployment or any other stateor federal programs. Further, Capital Advantage agrees that it. has na right to bind the TaskForce, or the Republican Members, to any legal commitments to third parties.

7. Indemnification. The Task Force shall indemnify and hold harmless Capital Advantageincluding Raymond E. DiRossi, against any and all liability insofar as such liability arisesout of or is based. upon any plan for apportionment of the Ohio General Assembly or theestablishment of districts for election of representatives to the United States Congress, or theformulation or creation of any such plan or for any such matter that the RepublicanMembers of the Task Force use the services of Capital Advantage. For this purpose,liability shall mean any: (i) judgments, damages, costs, charges, expenses, or other liabilities

imposed by any court, administrative agency, or other governmental authority in anyexecutive, legisiative, judicial, regulatory, or adminisuative action, suit, or other proceeding,including any appeals, (ii) costs, charges, and expenses (including, but not limited to,attorneys fees, filing fees, posting of bond, etc.) reasonably incurred in connection of thedefense against any such liabilities, in any such action, suit, or other proceeding; and (iii)costs, charges, and expenses (including, but not limited to, attorneys fees) reasonablyincurred in connection with investigation or defense of any claim made or threatened(whether or not made or resulting in any action, suit, or other'proceeding.) Theindemnification from liability as discussed in this section shall continue in full beyond theend of this Agreement on December 31, 2011.

S. Termination. The engagement of Capital Advantage by the Task Force under thisagreement shall terminate automatically upon and in the event of death, disability,termination ar employment, or other removal or separation of Raymond E. DiRossi as arepresentative of Capital Advantage during the term hereof. In the event of termination ofCapital Advantage's engagement, prior to the expiration of the term of this Agreement,Capital Advantage's compensation shall be prorated to the date of such termination and nofurther compensation or expense reimbursements shall be due or paid, but CapitalAdvantage will still have right to indemnification in Section 7.

9. Assignment. Without the written consent of the Republican Members of the Task Force,Capital Advantage shall have no right to assign or otherwise transfer any rights createdunder this Agreement. This Agreement shall be binding upon, and shall inure to the benefitof, Task Force and Capital Advantage and their respective successors, personalrepresentatives, executors, administrators and assigns.

10. State Propertv. All equipment, documents, and data purchased or created with Task Forcefunds shall remain the joint property of the House and Senate Republican Caucuses uponcompletion of the term of this contract, and shall be transferred to the custody of the Houseor Senate Republican Caucus upon approval of the Republican Members of the Task Force.

11. ConBdentiality. Capital Advantage shall not disclose or use, without appropriateauthorization by the Republican Members of the Task Force, any information acquired byCapital Advantage in the course of its contractual duties with the Task Force that isconfidential because of statutory provisions, or that has been clearly designated to CapitalAdvantage as confidential when that confidential designation is warranted because of thestatus of the proceedings or the circumstances under which the information was received andpreserving its confidentiality is necessary to the proper conduct of govemment business.

12. Entire AQreement. This Agreement, together with any attachments hereto, constitutes theentire agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof andsupersedes any and all written or oral prior agreements and understandings between the

parties.

IN WITNESS THEREOF, the parties agree to the above terms and warrant that they have the

authority to bind the parties.

Legislative Task Force onRedistricting, Reapportionment,and Demographic Research

Mavfiew T. SchulerOhfo Senate Chief of Staff

esentatives Chief of Staff

ay DiRossiCapital Advantage, LLC

AN OHIO

APPORTIONMENT PLAN

FoR 2012-2022Submitted by

Ray DiRossi & Heather MannJoint Secretaries to the

Qhio Apportion^nent Board

As Amended onSeptember 28, 2011

As Amended and Engross.e.d on^ ,September 30, 201,^ ^ ^^"4

FINAL OHIO APPORTIONMENT PLAN

AS AMENDED, ADOPTED AND ENGROSSED ON SEPTEMBER 30,2011

Table of Contents

1. Ohio House Districts Map (As Adopted)

II. Ohio Senate Districts Map (As Adopted)

IH. House District Legal Definitions (As Adopted)

IV. Senate District Legal Definitions (As Adopted)

V. Statistical Information - Ohio House Districts (As Adopted)

VI. Statistical Information - Ohio Senate Districts (As Adopted)

VII. User Notes on Plan Geography



Map of Ohio House Districts (As Adopted)

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As AMENDED, ADOPTED AND ENGROSSED ON SEPTEMBER 30,2011

Map of Ohio Senate Districts (As Adopted)

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HOUSE DISTRICT LEGAL DEFINITIONS

HOUSE DISTRICT 1

WAYNE COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 2

RICHLAND COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 3

WOOD COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 4

ALLEN COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 5

COLUMBIANA COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 6

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Bentleyville VillageBrecksville CityBroadview Heights CityChagri.n Falls TownshipChagrin Falls VillageGates Mills VillageGlenwillow VillageHighland Heights CityHunting Valley VillageIndependence CityLyndhurst CityMayfield VillageMoreland Hills VillageOakwood VillageSeven Hills CitySolon CityValley View VillageWalton Hills Village

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HOUSE DISTRICT 7

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Berea CityNorth Royalton CityOlmsted Falls CityOlmsted TownshipStrongsville City

HOUSE DISTRICT 8

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Beachwood CityCleveland City (part)

Ward 10 (part)Precincts H, P, Q, R, S, T

East Cleveland CityEuclid CityRichmond Heights CitySouth Euclid CityWoodmere Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 9

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Cleveland City (part)

Ward 2 (part)Precincts G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, 0, P, Q, R, S

Ward 4Cleveland Heights CityShaker Heights CityUniversity Heights City

HOUSE DISTRICT 10

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Bratenahl VillageCleveland City (part)

Ward 3, 8, 9, 11, 14Ward 10 (part)

Precincts A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I, J, K, L, M, N, 0

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HOUSE DISTRICT 11

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Cleveland City (part)

Ward 5, 6, 7, 12,Ward 2 (part)

Precincts A, B, C, D, E, F

Garfield Heights CityNewburgh Heights Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 12

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Bedford CityBedford Heights CityCleveland City (part)

Ward 1Highland Hills VillageMaple Heights CityMayfield Heights CityNorth Randall VillageOrange VillagePepper Pike CityWarrensville Heights City

HOUSE DISTRICT 13

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Cleveland (part)

Wards 16, 17Ward 15 (part)

Precincts D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, 0, P, Q

Lakewood CityLinndale Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 14

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Brooklyn CityBrook Park CityCleveland City (part)

Wards 18, 19Middleburg Heights CityParma Heights City

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HOUSE DISTRICT 15

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part) -Brooklyn Heights VillageCleveland City

Ward 13Ward 15 (part)

Precincts A, B, CCuyahoga Heights VillageParma City.

HOUSE DISTRICT 16

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Bay Village CityFairview Park CityNorth Olmsted CityRocky River CityWestlake City

HOUSE DISTRICT 17

FRANIkLIN COUNTY (part)Columbus City (part)

Wards 10, 11, 29, 32, 36, 37, 49, 57, 58Ward 31 (part)

Precincts B, C, D, EWard 50 (part)

Precinct C (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Hamilton Township Precinct A

Ward 79 (part)Precinct D

All portions except the noncontiguous portions adjoiningColumbus City Precinct 79-C

Franklin Township (part)Precincts A, B, C, E, FPrecinct D (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City

Precinct 37-EHamilton Township (part)

Precinct A (part)Two noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct

49-HPrecinct B (part)

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As AMENDED, ADOPTED AND ENGROSSED ON SEPTEMBER 30, 2011

Two noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct

49-ENoncontiguous portion adjoining to Grove City Precinct 3-G

Marblecliff VillageValleyview Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 18

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Bexley CityClinton Township (part)

Precinct C (part)All portions except four portions circumscribed by Columbus CityPrecinct 15-A and two portions adjoining Upper Arlington City Precinct

3-CColumbus City (part)

Wards 1, 2, 8, 9, 12, 14, 16, 33, 38, 39, 40, 41, 55Ward 31 (part)

Precinct AGrandview Heights City

HOUSE DISTRICT 19

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Blendon Township (part)

Precincts A, B, D, E, F

Precinct C (part)Noncontiguous portions adjoining Minerva Park VillageNoncontiguous portions adjoining Columbus City Precinct 66-F

Columbus (part)Ward 73, 82Ward 81 (part)

Precincts B, CGahanna CityJefferson Township (part)

Precinct A (part)All noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Gahanna City

Mifflin Township (part)Precinct A (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 26-B

Minerva Park VillageNew Albany CityPlain TownshipSharon Township (part)

Precinct A (part)

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Portions adjoining Westerville City Precinct 4-A

Westerville City

HOUSE DISTRICT 20

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Canal Winchester CityColumbus City (part)

Ward 46, 86Ward 45 (part)

Precincts E, G, I, J, LGroveport CityHamilton Township (part)

Precinct CPrecinct A (part)

All portions except the two noncontiguous portions circumscribed byColumbus City Ward 49-H

Precinct B (part)All portions except the two noncontiguous portions circumscribed byColumbus City Precinct 49-E and noncontiguous portion adjacent toGrove City Precinct 3-G

Jefferson Township (part)Precincts B, C, D, E, F, GPrecinct A (part)

Portion not circumscribed by Gahanna CityLithopolis VillageLockbourne VillageMadison Township (part)

Precincts A, B, EPrecinct C (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Obetz Village

Obetz VillagePickerington CityReynoldsburg CityTruro Township (part)

Precinct A (part)All portions except the noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Columbus

City Ward 84Whitehall City

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HOUSE DISTRICT 21

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Worthington CityDublin CityColumbus City (part)

Wards 60, 64, 65, 69, 72, 74Norwich Township (part)

Precinct C (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct 69-D

Perry Township (part)Precinct A, B, DPrecinct C (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 60-FNoncontigaous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 64-ANoncontiguous portions circumscribed by or adjoining Columbus City

Precinct 60-GRiverlea VillageSharon Township (part)

Precinct A (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Perry Township Precinct DWesternmost noncontiguous portion adjoining the Franklin-Delaware

County borderNoncontiguous portion adjoining Sharon Township Precinct B

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Worthington City Precinct 1-CNoncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 72-DNorthernmost noncontiguous portion

Washington Township (part)Precinct A (part)

All noncontiguous pieces circumscribed by or adjoining Dublin CityAll noncontiguous pieces circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct 69-I

HOUSE DISTRICT 22


Precinct C (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Columbus City Ward 66

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 52-F

Clinton Township (part)Precinct A (part)

All portions except noncontiguous portion adjoining Clinton TownshipPrecinct B

Precinct C (part)

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Four portions circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct 15-ATwo portions adjoining Upper Arlington City Precinct 3-C

Columbus CityWards 15, 19, 20, 30, 42, 43, 52, 53, 61, 66, 70, 71, 80Ward 22 (part)

Precinct D, E, FWard 59 (part)

Precinct A, B, D, EPrecinct C (part)

All portions contiguous to Columbus City Precinct 70-D

Perry Township (part)Precinct C (part)

Two portions circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct 59-C

Sharon Township (part)Precinct A (part)

Portions either circumscribed by or adjoining the border of Columbus CityWard 71 except the portion adjoining Sharon Township Precinct BPortions circumscribed by Columbus City Ward 61

HOUSE DISTRICT 23

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Columbus City (part)

Wards 67, 75, 76, 78, 87Ward 79 (part)

Precincts A, B, CPrecinct D (part)

Noncontiguous portions adjoining Columbus City Precinct

79-CNoncontiguous portions circumscribed by Grove City

Precinct 4-BFranklin Township (part)

Precinct D (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 37-E

Grove CityHilliard City (part)

Ward 4 (part)Precincts C, D

Jackson TownshipNorwich Township (part)

Precinct A (part)Noncontiguous portions adjoining or circumscribed by Columbus City

Ward 75Prairie Township (part)

Precincts D, F, G, H, I, J

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Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct 79-C

Precinct C (part)All portions except noncontiguous portion adjoining Brown TownshipPrecinct A

Precinct K (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 67-B

Urbancrest

HOUSE DISTRICT 24

FRANKLTN COUNTY (part)Brown TownshipColumbus City (part)

Ward 21, 63, 77Ward 22 (part)

Precincts A, B, C, GFranklin Township (part)

Precinct C (part)Two noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct

77-AHarrisburg VillageHilliard City (part)

Wards 1, 2, 3Ward 4 (part)

Precincts A, B, E, F, GNorwich Township (part)

Precincts B, DPrecinct A (part)

All portions except noncontiguous portions adjoining or circumscribed byColumbus City Ward 75

Precinct C (part)All portions except the noncontiguous portion circumscribed by ColumbusCity Ward 69

Perry Township (part)Precinct C (part)

Two noncontiguous portions adjoining Upper Arlington City Precinct 6-FNoncontiguous portion circumscribed by Columbus City Precinct 63-GNorthernmost noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct59-CWesternmost noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct

60-DNoncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 77-C

Pleasant TownshipPrairie Township (part)

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Precinct A, E, L, MPrecinct B (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portion circumscribed by ColumbusCity Precinct 79-C

Precinct C (part)Portion adjoining Brown Township Precinct A

Precinct K (part)All portions except the noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City

Precinct 67-BSharon Township (part)

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 59-C

Upper Arlington CityWashington Township (part)

Precinct A (part)Two noncontiguous portions adjoining Brown Township Precinct BNoncontiguous portion adjoining Hilliard City Precinct 2-ENoncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 69-J

HOUSE DISTRICT 25


Precinct C (part)Three noncontiguous portions circumscribed or adjoining Columbus City

Ward 62Three noncontiguous portions on the shared border of Columbus CityPrecinct 81-D and Columbus City Precinct 56-ANoncon*_iguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 54-F

Clinton Township (part)Precinct BPrecinct A (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Clinton Township Precinct B

Columbus City (part)Wards 6, 7, 13, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 54, 56, 62, 83Ward 81 (part)

Precincts A, D, EMifflin Township (part)

Precinct BPrecinct A

All portions except noncontiguous portion adjoining Gahanna City

Sharon Township (part)Precinct A (part)

Portion circumscribed by Columbus City Ward 54

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HOUSE DISTRICT 26

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Brice VillageColumbus City (part)

Wards 3, 4, 5, 28, 34, 35, 44, 47, 48, 51, 68, 84, 85Ward 45 (part)

Precincts A, B, C, D, F, H, KWard 50 (part)

Precincts A, B, DPrecinct C (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Columbus City Precinct 50-D

Madison Township (part)Precincts D, G, F, H

Precincts CAll portions except noncontiguous portion adjoining Obetz Village

Truro Township (part)Precinct BPrecinct A (part)

Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Columbus City Ward 84

HOUSE DISTRICT 27

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Anderson TownshipCincinnati City (part)

Wards 1, 5Columbia Township (part)

Precincts G, HFairfax VillageLoveland CityMariemont VillageMilford CityNewtown VillageSymmes TownshipTerrace Park VillageThe Village of Indian Hill City

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HOUSE DISTRICT 28

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Blue Ash CityDeer Park CityEvandale VillageFairfield CityForest Park CityGlendale VillageGreenhills VillageMadeira CityMontgomery CityReading CitySharonville CitySpringdale CitySpringfield Township (part)

Precincts Aa, D, TSycamore Township (part)

Precincts B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, 0, P

HOUSE DISTRICT 29

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Addyston VillageCincinnati City (part)

Wards 19, 20Cleves VillageColerain TownshipC-rosby TownshipHarrison CityHarrison TownshipMiami TownshipNorth Bend VillageWhitewater Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 30

IIAMILTON COUNTY (part)Cheviot CityDelhi TownshipGreen TownshipCincinnati (part)

Ward 25 (part)Precincts C, D, E, F, H, I, K, L, M, N, 0

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HOUSE DISTRICT 31

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Amberly VillageCincinnati City (part)

Wards 2, 3, 4, 9, 11, 12, 15Columbia Township (part)

Precincts A, B, C, D, E, F, LNorwood CitySilverton VillageSt. Bernard Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 32

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Cincinnati City (part)

Wards 6, 8, 10, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 26Ward 25 (part)

Precincts A, B, G, JMt. Healthy CityNorth College Hill CitySpringfield Township (part)

Precinct K

HOUSE DISTRICT 33

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Arlington Heights VillageCir,cirmati City (part)

Wards 7, 13, 14, 24,Elmwood Place VillageGolf Manor VillageLincoln Heights VillageLockland VillageSpringfield Township (part)

Precincts A, B, C, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, 0, P, Q, R, S, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, BbSycamore Township (part)

Precinct AWoodlawn VillageWyoming City

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HOUSE DISTRICT 34

SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Akron City (part)

Wards 1, 3, 4, 5, 8Ward 2 (part)

Precincts A, B, E, G, I, J, K, L

Bath Township (part)Precinct H (part)

Noncontiguous portion of Bath Township, Precinct H adjoining both

Fairlawn Ward 5-A and Fairlawn Ward 6-A

Precinct K (part)Noncontiguous portion of Bath Township, Precinct K on the shared borderof Akron Ward 8-J and Akron Ward 8-0Noncontiguous portions of Bath Township Precinct K adjoining thenorthern border of Fairlawn Ward 6-A

Cuyahoga Falls (part)Ward 8 (part)

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion of Cuyahoga Falls, Ward 8-Bcircumscribed by Akron Ward 8-TNoncontiguous portions of Cuyahoga Falls Ward 8-B on theshared border of Akron Ward 8-0 and Akron Ward 8-TNoncontiguous portion of Cuyahoga Falls Ward 8-B circumscribedby Akron Ward 1-F

HOUSE DISTRICT 35

SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Akron City (part)

Wards 6, 7, 9, 10Ward 2 (part)

Precincts C, D, F, H

Barberton CityCoventry Township (part)

Precinct A (part)Noncontiguous portions of Coventry Township Precinct A circumscribedby Akron City Ward 7-NNoncontiguous portion adjoining the southern border of Akron City Ward

7-CPrecinct F (part) -

Noncontiguous portion of Coventry Township Precinct F adjoining thesouthern border of Akron City Ward 7-K

Precinct G (part)

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Noncontiguous portion of Coventry Township Precinct G surrounded byAkron City Ward 7-N

Precinct H (part)Noncontiguous portion of Coventry Township Precinct H that shares aborder with Barberton City Ward 1-A

Springfield Township (part)Precinct A (part)

All portions of Springfield Township Precinct A except for the portionthat adjoins Springfield Township Precinct L

HOUSE DISTRICT 36

SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Coventry Township (part)

Precincts B, C, D, E, I, JPrecinct F (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Coventry Township Precinct

CPrecinct G (part)


DPrecinct H (part)


I

Precinct A (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Akron City Ward 7-MNoncontiguous portion adjoining Coventry Township Precinct J

Cuyahoga Falls (part)Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Ward 8 (part)

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Cuyahoga Falls City Ward 3

Green CityLakemore VillageMogadore VillageSpringfield Township (part)

Precincts B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, NPrecinct A (part)

Noncontiguous portion that adjoins Springfield Township Precinct L

Tallmadge City

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HOUSE DISTRICT 37

SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Cuyahoga Falls (part)

Ward 8 (part)Precincts A, C, D, E, F

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion that adjoins Cuyahoga Falls City Ward 8-C

Hudson CityMacedonia CityMunroe Falls CityNorthfield Center TownshipNorthfield VillageReminderville VillageSilver Lake VillageStow CityTwinsburg CityTwinsburg Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 38

STARK COUNTY (part)Beach City VillageBrewster VillageCanal Fulton CityLawrence TownshipMassillon City (part)

Ward 6Sugar Creek TownshipTuscarawas Township (part)

All portions except for any noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Massillon

CityWilmot Village

SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Bath Township (part)

Precincts A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I, JPrecinct H (part)

Portion adjoining Copley Township Precinct 0Noncontiguous portion adjoining Fairlawn City Ward 5-A and BathTownship Precinct K

Precinct K (part)Noncontiguous portions adjoining Bath Township Precinct ANoncontiguous portion that adjoins shared border of Fairlawn City Ward5-A and Akron City Ward 8-J

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Boston Heights VillageBoston TownshipClinton VillageCopley TownshipFairlawn CityNew Franklin CityNorton CityPeninsula VillageRichfield TownshipRichfield VillageSagamore Hills Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 39

MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)Dayton City (part)

Wards 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22,Jefferson TownshipTrotwood City (part)

Ward 4 (part)Precinct B (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Dayton City Ward 15-B

Precinct C (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Dayton City Ward 15-B

HOUSE DISTRICT 40

MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)Butler T ownshipClayton City (part)

Ward 1 (part)Precincts A, CPrecinct B (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Clay Township Precinct B

Clay Township (part)Precincts A, C,Precinct B (part)

Portions contiguous to Clayton CityDayton City (part)

Ward 2Ward 3 (part)

Precincts A, C, E, G, H, I, J, K, L

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Butler City and Vandalia

City

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Englewood CityHarrison Township (part)

Precinct C (part)Portion adjoining Huber Heights

Huber Heights CityPhillipsburg VillageRiverside City (part)

Precincts B, E, F, K, MUnion CityVandalia CityVerona VillageWayne Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 41

MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)Centerville CityDayton City (part)

Ward 9, 20Kettering CityOakwood CityRiverside City (part)

Precincts A, C, D, G, H, I, J, L, Paige Manor

HOUSE DISTRICT 42MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)

Carlisle VillageGerman TownshipCiermantown CityMiamisburg CityMiami TownshipMoraine CitySpringboro CityWashington TownshipWest Carrollton City

HOUSE DISTRICT 43

PREBLE COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)Brookville CityClayton City (part)

Ward 2, 3Ward 1 (part)

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Precinct DPrecinct B (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Clayton City Precinct 1-D

Dayton City (part)Ward 3 (part)

Precinct D, FPrecinct B (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Harrison Township

Farmersville VillageHarrison Township (part)

Precincts A, B, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N

Precinct C (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Dayton City Precinct 3-D

Jackson TownshipNew Lebanon VillagePerry TownshipTrotwood City (part)

Ward1,2,3Ward 4 (part)

Precinct APrecinct B (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Trotwood City Precinct 4-APrecinct C (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Trotwood City Precinct 4-ANoncontiguous Portion adjoining Trotwood City Precinct 2-A

HOUSE DISTRICT 44

LUCAS COUNTY (part)Toledo City (part)

Wards 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15Ward 7 (part)

Precincts B, H

HOUSE DISTRICT 45

LUCAS COUNTY (part)Toledo City (part)

Wards 1, 3, 9, 11, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23Sylvania Township (part)

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Toledo City Ward 23

Washington Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 46

LUCAS COUNTY (part)Harbor View VillageHolland VillageJerusalem TownshipMaumee CityOregon TownshipSpringfield TownshipToledo City (part)

Wards 16, 17, 18, 24Ward 7 (part)

Precincts A, C, D, E, F, G, I

HOUSE DISTRICT 47

FULTON COUNTY (part)Amboy TownshipArchbold VillageChesterfield TownshipClinton TownshipDover TownshipFayette VillageFranklin TownshipFulton Township (part)

All portions except theGerman TownshipGorham TownshipLyons TownshipMetamora VillagePike TownshipRoyalton TownshipWauseon City

LUCAS COUNTY (part)Berkey VillageHarding TownshipMonclova TownshipOttawa Hills VillageProvidence TownshipRichfield TownshipSpencer TownshipSwanton TownshipSwanton VillageSylvania City

oncontiguous portions circumscribed by Swanton Village

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Sylvania Township (part)All portions except for noncontiguous portion of Precinct B circumscribed byToledo City Ward 23

Waterville CityWaterville TownshipWhitehouse Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 48

STARK COUNTY (part)Bethlehem Township (part)

Precinct 1Canton Township (part)

Precinct 3, 12Hills and Dales VillageJackson TownshipMyers Lake VillageNavarre VillageNorth Canton CityPerry Township (part)

Precincts 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23,24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31Precinct 3 (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portions circumscribed byMassillon City Precinct 1-A

Precinct 4 (part)All portions except the noncontiguous portions circumscribed byMassillon City Precinct 4-D and the noncontiguous portion adjoining

Tuscarawas Township

Precinct 28 (part)All portions except the noncontiguous portions circumscribed byMassillon City Precinct 4-D and the noncontiguous portion adjoiningMassillon City Precinct 4-C that does not adjoin Perry Township Precinct

2Plain Township (part)

Precincts 3, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 34

Precinct 5 (part)Noncontiguous portions adjoining Plain Township Precinct 13Noncontiguous portion adjoining Plain Township Precinct 34

Precinct 7 (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Plain Township Precinct 6


Precinct.28 (part)Two southermnost noncontiguous portions

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Precinct 35 (part)Noncontiguous portions adjoining or circumscribed by North Canton City

Precinct 2-A

HOUSE DISTRICT 49

STARK COUNTY (part)Bethlehem Township (part)

Precincts 2, 3, 4Canton CityCanton Township (part)

Precincts 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13

East Sparta VillageMassillon City (part)

Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5Osnaburg Township (part)

Precinct 4 (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Canton City Precinct 4-A

Perry Township (part)Precinct 3 (part)

Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Massillon City Precinct 1-A

Precinct 4 (part)Noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Massillon City Precinct 4-D andthe noncontiguous portion adjoining Tuscarawas Township

Precinct 28 (part)The noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Massillon City Precinct 4-Dand the nOnCOntlgLiOUS portion ad^^i'Piing Massi:l on City Precinct 4-C that'

does not adjoin Perry Township Precinct 2

Pike TownshipPlain Township (part)

Precincts 1, 2Precinct 5 (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portions adjoining the westernmostportion of Plain Township Precinct 13 and the noncontiguous portionadjoining Plain Township Precinct 34

Precinct 7 (part)Westemmost noncontiguous portion

Precinct 13 (part)All portions except the noncontiguous portion adjoining Plain Township

Precinct 33Precinct 29 (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portion adjoining Plain TownshipPrecinct 5

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Tuscarawas Township (part)The noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Massillon City

HOUSE DISTRICT 50

STARK COUNTY (part)Alliance CityEast Canton VillageHartville VillageLake TownshipLexington TownshipLimaville VillageLouisville CityMagnolia VillageMarlboro TownshipMinerva VillageNimishillen TownshipOsnaburg Township (part)

Precincts 1, 2, 3, 5,Precinct 4 (part)

All portions except noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Canton City

Precinct 4-A

Paris TownshipPlain Township (part)

Precincts 4, 9, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 30, 36Precinct 28 (part)

Northemmost noncontiguous portionPrecinct 35 (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portions adjoining or circumscribed

by North Canton City Precinct 2-A

Sandy TownshipWashington TownshipWaynesburg Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 51

BUTLER COUNTY (part)Fairfield CityFairfield Township (part)

Precinct 1 (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Hamilton City Ham2wd3

Precinct 14Hamilton CityHanover Township (part)

Precinct 2 (part)

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Noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Hamilton City

Precinct 7 (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Hamilton CityNoncontiguous portion adjoining Ross Township Precinct 4

Ross TownshipSt. Clair Township (part)


Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Hamilton City

HOUSE DISTRICT 52

BUTLER COUNTY (part)Fairfield Township (part)

Precincts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18 19

Precincts 1 (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Fairfield Township Precinct 15

Liberty TownshipSharonville CityWest Chester Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 53

BUTLER COUNTY (part)College Corner VillageHanover Township (part)

Precincts 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10Precinct 2 (part)

Ali portions except the noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Hamilton

CityPrecinct 7 (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portion circumscribed by HamiltonCity and the noncontiguous portion adjoining Ross Township Precinct 4

Jacksonburg VillageLemon TownshipMadison TownshipMiddletown City


Precincts Midd2wd2, Midd3wd2, Midd6wd2, Midd7wd2

Milford TownshipMillville VillageMonroe CityMorgan TownshipNew Miami Village

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Oxford CityOxford TownshipReily TownshipSeven Mile VillageSomerville VillageSt. Clair Township (part)

Precincts 2, 6, 8Precinct 4 (part)

All portions except the noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Hamilton

CityTrenton CityWayne Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 54

BUTLER COUNTY (part)Middletown City (part)

Ward 4Ward 2 (part)

Precincts Middlwd2, Midd4wd2, Midd5wd2, Midd8wd2

WARREN COUNTY (part)Deerfield TownshipLebanon CityMason CityMonroe CityTurtlecreek TownshipUnion Township (part)

Precinct 0085 Uriion-T-W (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Turtlecreek Township Precinct 0073 Tc-

T-SwTwo noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Lebanon City Precinct

0019 Leb-C-Sw

HOUSE DISTRICT 55

LORAIN COUNTY (part)Avon Lake CityCarlisle TownshipEaton Township (part)

Precinct 4 (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Grafton Village

Elyria CityElyria TownshipGrafton Township (part) .

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Precinct 1Noncontiguous portion adjoining Carlisle Township

Grafton VillageNorth Ridgeville (part)


Precincts B, ESheffield Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 56

LORAIN COUNTY (part)Amherst CityAmherst TownshipBrighton TownshipBrownhelm TownshipCamden TownshipHenrietta TownshipKipton VillageLorain CityNew Russia TownshipOberlin CityPittsfield TownshipSheffield Lake CitySheffield TownshipSouth Amherst VillageVermillion City

HOUSE DISTRICT 57

HURON COUNTY

LORAIN COUNTY (part)Avon CityColumbia TownshipEaton Township (part)

Precincts 1, 2, 3, 5Precinct 4 (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Eaton Township Precinct 5Grafton Township (part)


Noncontiguous portion adjoining Grafton Township Precinct 2Huntington TownshipLaGrange Township

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LaGrange VillageNorth Ridgeville City (part)

Ward 4Ward 3 (part)

Precincts A, C, DPenfield TownshipRochester TownshipRochester VillageWellington TownshipWellington Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 58

MAHONING COUNTY (part)Austintown Township (part)

Precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25,26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40

Campbell CityCoitsville TownshipLowellville VillageStruthers CityYoungstown City

HOUSE DISTRICT 59

MAHONING COUNTY (part)Alliance CityAustintown Township (part)

Precincts 5, 16, 23, 27Beaver TownshipBeloit VillageBerlin TownshipBoardman TownshipCanfield CityCanfield TownshipColumbiana CityCraig Beach VillageEllsworth TownshipGoshen TownshipGreen TownshipJackson TownshipMilton TownshipNew Middletown VillagePoland TownshipPoland Village

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Salem CitySebring VillageSmith TownshipSpringfield TownshipWashingtonville Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 60

LAKE COUNTY (part)Eastlake CityFairport Harbor villageGrand River VillageLakeline VillageMentor City (part)

Ward 4Mentor-on-the-Lake CityPainesville CityPainesville Township (part)

Precinct JPrecinct D (part)

Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Painesville Precinct 2b

Timberlake VillageWickliffe CityWilloughby CityWillowick City

HOUSE DISTRICT 61

LAKE COUNTY (part)Concord TownshipKirtland CityKirtland Hills VillageLeroy TownshipMadison TownshipMadison VillageMentor City (part)

Wards 1, 2, 3North Perry VillagePainesville Township (part)

Precincts A, B, C, E, K, F, G, H, IPrecinct D (part)

All portions except noncontiguous portion circumscribed by PainesvilleCity Precinct 2b

Perry TownshipPerryVillage

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Waite Hill VillageWilloughby Hills City

HOUSE DISTRICT 62

WARREN COUNTY (part)Blanchester VillageButlerville VillageCarlisle VillageClear Creek TownshipCorwin VillageFranklin CityFranklin TownshipHamilton TownshipHarlan TownshipHarveysburg VillageLoveland CityMainville VillageMassie TownshipMiddletown CityMorrow VillagePleasant Plain VillageSalem TownshipSouth Lebanon VillageSpringboro CityUnion Township (part)

Precinct 0077 Union-T-EPrecinct 0085 Union-T-W (part)

- Three noncontiguous portions adjoining South Lebanon Village Precinct

0109 Sol-V-MWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWaynesville Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 63

TRUMBULL COUNTY (part)Bazetta TownshipBrookfield TownshipCortland CityFowler TownshipGirard CityHartford TownshipHubbard CityHubbard Township

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Liberty TownshipLordstown VillageMcDonald VillageNewton Falls VillageNewton TownshipNiles CityOrangeville VillageVernon TownshipVienna TownshipWeathersfield TownshipYankee Lake VillageYoungstown City

HOUSE DISTRICT 64

ASHTABULA COUNTY (part)Andover TownshipAndover VillageColebrook TownshipOrwell TownshipOrwell VillageWayne TownshipWilliamsfield TownshipWindsor Township

TRUMBULL COUNTY (part)Bloomfield TownfieldBraceville TownshipBristol TownshipChampion TownshipFarmington TownshipGreene TownshipGustavus TownshipHowland TownshipJohnston TownshipKinsman TownshipMecca TownshipMesopotamia TownshipWarren CityWarren TownshipWest Farmington VillageSouthington Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 65

CLERMONT COUNTY (part)Goshen TownshipLoveland CityMiami TownshipMilford CityNewtonsville VillageOwensville VillageStonelick TownshipUnion TownshipWayne Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 66

BROWN COUNTY

CLERMONT COUNTY (part)Amelia VillageBatavia TownshipBatavia VillageBethel VillageChilo VillageFelicity VillageFranklin TownshipJackson TownshipMonroe TownshipMoscow VillageNeville VillageNew Richmond VillageOhio TownshipPierce TownshipTate TownshipWashington TownshipWilliamsburg TownshipWilliamsburg Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 67

DELAWARE COUNTY (part)Ashley VillageBerlin TownshipBrown TownshipConcord TownshipDelaware City

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Delaware TownshipDublin CityLiberty TownshipMarlboro TownshipOrange Township (part)

Precincts A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, 0

Precinct K (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Precinct C

Ostrander VillageOxford TownshipPowell CityRadnor TownshipScioto TownshipShawnee Hills VillageThompson TownshipTroy Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 68

KNOX COUNTY

DELAWARE COUNTY (part)Berkshire TownshipColumbu.s CityGalena VillageGenoa TownshipHarlem TownshipKingston TownshipOrange Township (part)

Precinct K (part)Three noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Westerville CityTwo noncontiguous portions adjoining the shared border of WestervilleCity Precinct G and Columbus City Precinct D

Porter TownshipSunbury VillageTrenton TownshipWesterville City

HOUSE DISTRICT 69

MEDINA COUNTY (part)Brunswick City (part)

Ward 1Brunswick Hills Township (part)

Precinct A (part)

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Two noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Brunswick City Ward 1Noncontiguous portion adjoining Brunswick City Precinct 1-Bimmediately to the east

Precinct E (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Brunswick City Precinct 1-C

Chippewa Lake VillageCreston VillageGloria Glens Park VillageGranger TownshipGuilford TownshipHarrisville TownshipHinckley TownshipLafayette TownshipLodi VillageMedina CityMedina TownshipMontville TownshipRittman CitySeville VillageSharon TownshipYork Township (part)

Precinct A (part)Easternmost noncontiguous portion adjoining the northern border ofLafayette Township Precinct E

Precinct C (part)Two southernmost noncontiguous portions adjoining Medina City Precinct

1-EWadsworth CityWadsworth TownshipWestfield Center VillageWestfield Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 70

ASHLAND COUNTY

HOLMES COUNTY (part)Hardy TownshipHolmesville VillageLoudonville VillageMillersburg VillageNashville VillagePrairie TownshipRipley TownshipWashington Township

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MEDINA COUNTY (part)Brunswick City (part)

Wards2,3,4Brunswick Hills Township (part)

Precincts B, C, D, FPrecinct A (part)

Five noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Brunswick City Ward 2Noncontiguous portion adjoining northernmost border of Brunswick City

Ward 2Noncontiguous portion adjoining shared border of Brunswick CityPrecinct 3-A and Brunswick City Precinct 4-EPortion adjoining Medina Township

Precinct E (part)All portions except easternmost noncontiguous portion that adjoinsBrunswick City Precinct I -C

Chatham TownshipHomer TownshipLitchfield TownshipLiverpool TownshipSpencer TownshipSpencer VillageYork Township (part)

Precinct BPrecinct A (part)

Portion adjoining Litchfield Township Precinct AEasternmost portion that adjoins York Township C

Precinct C (part)Portion adjoining York Township Precinct B

HOUSE DISTRICT 71

LICKING COUNTY (part)Bennington TownshipBurlington TownshipEden TownshipEtna Township (part)

Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion circumscribed by Reynoldsburg CityPrecinct 3b

Granville TownshipGranville VillageHartford TownshipHartford Village

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Heath CityJersey TownshipJohnstown VillageLiberty TownshipMadison Township (part)

Precinct B (part)Portions circumscribed by Newark City

McKean TownshipMonroe TownshipNew Albany CityNewark CityNewark TownshipNewton TownshipPataskala CityReynoldsburg CitySt. Louisville VillageUtica VillageWashington Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 72

COSHOCTON COUNTY

PERRY COUNTY

LICKING COUNTY (part)Alexandria VillageBowling Green TownshipBuckeye Lake ViliageEtna Township (part)

Precincts A, C, D, E, FPrecinct B (part)

Noncontiguous portion not circumscribed by Reynoldsburg 3bFallsbury TownshipFranklin TownshipGratiot VillageHanover TownshipHanover VillageHarrison TownshipHebron VillageHopewell TownshipKirkersville VillageLicking TownshipMadison Township (part)

Precincts A, C

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Precinct B (part)Noncontiguous portion not circumscribed by Newark City

Mary Ann TownshipPerry TownshipSt. Albans TownshipUnion Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 73

GREENE COUNTY (part)Bath TownshipBeavercreek CityBeavercreek TownshipBellbrook CityCenterville CityClifton VillageFairborn CityHuber Heights CityKettering CityMiami TownshipSugarcreek TownshipYellow Springs Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 74

MADISON COUNTY

CLARK COUNTY (part)Catawba VillageHarmony TownshipMorefield Township (part)

Precincts 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11Precinct 1 (part)

Portion adjoining Morefield Township Precinct 6Precinct 3 (part)

Portion not circumscribed by Springfield City Precinct 38

Pleasant TownshipSouth Vienna Village

GREENE COUNTY (part)Bowersville VillageCaesarscreek TownshipCedarville VillageCedarville TownshipJamestown Village

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Jefferson TownshipNew Jasper TownshipRoss TownshipSilvercreek TownshipSpring Valley TownshipSpring Valley Village

Xenia CityXenia Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 75

PORTAGE COUNTY (part)Atwater TownshipBrady Lake VillageBrimfield TownshipCharlestown TownshipDeerfield TownshipEdinburg TownshipFranklin TownshipKent CityMogadore VillagePalmyra TownshipParis TownshipRandolph TownshipRavenna CityRavenna TownshipRootstown TownshipStreetsboro CitySuffieid TownshipSugar Bush Knolls VillageTallmadge City

HOUSE DISTRICT 76

GEAUGA COUNTY (part)Auburn TownshipBainbridge TownshipBurton TownshipBurton VillageChardon TownshipChester TownshipHunting Valley VillageMiddlefield TownshipMiddlefield VillageMunson Township

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Newbury TownshipParkman TownshipRussell TownshipSouth Russell VillageTroy Township

PORTAGE COUNTY (part)Aurora CityFreedom TownshipGarrettsville VillageHiram TownshipHiram VillageMantua TownshipMantua VillageNelson TowrishipShalersville TownshipWindham TownshipWindham Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 77

FAIRFIELD COUNTY (part)Baltimore VillageBuckeye Lake VillageCanal Winchester City (part)

Portions adjoining Violet TownshipColumbus CityGreenfield TownshipLancaster CityLiberty Township .Millersport VillagePickerington CityPleasant TownshipPleasantville VillageReynoldsburg CityRichland TownshipRushville VillageThurston VillageViolet TownshipWalnut TownshipWest Rushville Village

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HOUSE DISTRICT 78

HOCKING COUNTY

MORGAN COUNTY

ATHENS COUNTY (part)Glouster VillageJacksonville.VillageTrimble TownshipTrimble Village

FAIRFIELD COUNTY (part)Amanda TownshipAmanda VillageBerne TownshipBloom TownshipBremen VillageCanal Winchester (part)

Westernmost noncontiguous portionCarroll VillageClearcreek TownshipHocking TownshipLithopolis VillageMadison TownshipRush Creek TownshipStoutsville VillageSugar Grove VillageTarlton Village

MUSKINGUM COUNTY (part)Clay TownshipFultonham VillageNewton TownshipRoseville VillageSouth Zanesville Village

PICKAWAY COUNTY (part)Ashville VillageCircleville CityCircleville Township (part)

Precinct North (parts)Portions adjoining Washington Township Precinct Central

Harrison Township

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Lockbourne VillageMadison TownshipPickaway TownshipSalt Creek TownshipSouth Bloomfield VillageTarlton VillageWalnut TownshipWashington Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 79

CLARK COUNTY (part)Bethel TownshipClifton VillageDonnelsville VillageEnon VillageGerman TownshipGreen TownshipMadison TownshipMad River TownshipMoorefield Township (part)

Precinct I (part)Portions not adjoining Morefield Township Precinct 6

Precinct 3 (part)Portion circumscribed by Springfield City Precinct 38

New Carlisle CityNorth Hampton VillagePike TownshipSouth Charleston VillageSpringfield CitySpringfield TownshipTremont City Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 80

MIAMICOUNTY

DARKE COUNTY (part)Adams TownshipArcanum VillageBradford VillageButler TownshipCastine VillageFranklin TownshipGettysburg Village

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Gordan VillageHarrison TownshipHollansburg VillageIthaca VillageLiberty TownshipMonroe TownshipNeave TownshipNew Madison VillagePalestine VillagePitsburg VillageTwin TownshipVan Buren TownshipWayne Lakes Village

FIOUSE DISTRICT 81

IiENRY COUNTY

PUTNAM COUNTY

WILLIAMS COUNTY

FULTON COUNTY (part)Delta VillageFulton Township (part)

The noncontiguous portions circumscribed by Swanton VillageSwan Creek TownshipSwanton VillageYork Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 82

DEFIANCE COUNTY

PAULDING COUNTY

VAN WERT COUNTY

AUGLAIZE (part)Buckland VillageDuchouchet Township (part)

Precinct W (part)Portion adjoining Pusheta TownshipNoncontiguous portion circumscribed by Wapokoneta City

Logan Township

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Moulton TownshipNoble TownshipSalem TownshipSt. Marys CitySt. Marys Township (part)

Portions circumscribed by St. Marys CityWapokeneta City

HOUSE DISTRICT 83

HANCOCK COUNTY

HARDIN COUNTY

LOGAN COUNTY (part)Belle Center VillageBokescreek TownshipRichland TownshipRidgeway VillageRush Creek TownshipRushsylvania VillageWest Mansfield Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 84

MERCER COUNTY

AUGLAIZE COUNTY (part)Clay TownshipCridersville VillageDuchoquet Township (part)

Precinct EPrecinct W (part)

Noncontiguous portion adjoining Logan Township

German TownshipGoshen TownshipJackson Township,Minster VillageNew Bremen VillageNew Knoxville VillagePusheta TownshipSt. Marys Township (part)

Precinct E (part)Portion not circumscribed by St. Marys City

Precinct W (part)

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Portion not circumscribed by St. Marys CityUnion TownshipUniopolis VillageWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWaynesfield Village

DARKE COUNTY (part)Allen TownshipAnsonia VillageBrown TownshipBurkettsville VillageGreenville CityGreenville TownshipJackson TownshipMississinawa TownshipNew Weston VillageNorth Star VillageOsgood VillagePatterson TownshipRichland TownshipRossburg VillageUnion City VillageVersailles VillageWabash TownshipWashington TownshipWayne TownshipYorkshire VillageYork Township

SHELBY COUNTY (part)Anna VillageBotkins VillageCynthian TownshipDinsmore TownshipFort Loramie VillageJackson Center VillageJackson TownshipKettlersville VillageLoramie TownshipMcLean TownshipRussia VillageTurtle Creek TownshipVan Buren Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 85

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY

LOGAN COUNTY (part)BellefontaineBloomfield TownshipDe Graff VillageHarrison TownshipHuntsville VillageJefferson TownshipLake TownshipLakeview VillageLiberty TownshipMcArthur TownshipMiami TownshipMonroe TownshipPerry TownshipPleasant TownshipQuincy VillageRussells Point VillageStokes TownshipUnion TownshipValley Hi VillageWashington TownshipWest Liberty VillageZane TownshipZanesfield Village

SHELBY COUNTY (part)Clinton TownshipFranklin TownshipGreen TownshipLockington VillageOrange TownshipPerry TownshipPort Jefferson VillageSalem TownshipSidney CityWashington Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 86

UNION COUNTY

MARION COUNTY (part)Big Island TownshipBowling Green TownshipGreen Camp TownshipGreen Camp VillageLa Rue VillageMarion CityMarion TownshipMontgomery TownshipNew Bloomington VillagePleasant TownshipProspect TownshipProspect VillageRichland TownshipWaldo TownshipWaldo Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 87

CRAWFORD COUNTY

MORROW COUNTY

WYANDOT COUNTY

1VIARION COUNTY (part)Caledonia VillageClaridon TownshipGrand Prairie TownshipGrand TownshipMorral VillageSalt Rock TownshipScott TownshipTully Township

SENECA COUNTY (part)Big Spring TownshipLoudon TownshipNew Riegel Village

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HOUSE DISTRICT 88

SANDUSKY COUNTY

SENECA COUNTY (part)Adams TownshipAttica VillageBettsville VillageBloom TownshipBloomville VillageClinton TownshipEden TownshipFostoria CityGreen Springs VillageHopewell TownshipJackson TownshipLiberty TownshipPleasant TownshipReed TownshipRepublic VillageScipio TownshipSeneca TownshipThompson Township

Tiffin CityVenice Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 89

ERIE COUNTY

OTTAWA COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 90

ADAMS COUNTY

SCIOTO COUNTY

LAWRENCE COUNTY (part)Coal Grove VillageHamilton TownshipHanging Rock VillageIronton CityUpper Township (part)

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Precinct I (part)Noncontiguous portion adjoining Ironton City Precinct 1-B

HOUSE DISTRICT 91

CLINTON COUNTY

HIGHLAND COUNTY

PIKE COUNI'Y

ROSS COUNTY (part)Franklin TownshipHuntington Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 92

FAYETTE COUNTY

PICKAWAY COUNTY (part)Circleville Township (part)

Precincts Northwest, SouthPrecinct North (part)

Portion adjoining Precinct NorthwestCommercial Point VillageDarby TownshipDarbyville VillageDeercreek TownshipHarrisburg VillageJackson TownshipMonroe TownshipMuhlenberg TownshipNew Holland VillageOrient VillagePerry TownshipScioto TownshipWayne TownshipWilliamsport Village

ROSS COUNTY (part)Adelphi VillageBainbridge VillageBuckskin TownshipChillicothe VillageClarksburg Village

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Colerain TownshipConcord TownshipDeerfield TownshipFrankfort VillageGreen TownshipGreenfield CityHarrison TownshipJefferson TownshipKingston VillageLiberty TownshipPaint TownshipPaxton TownshipScioto TownshipSouth Salem VillageSpringfield TownshipTwin TownshipUnion Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 93

GALLIA COUNTY

JACKSON COUNTY

LAWRENCE COUNTY (part)Aid TownshipAthalia VillageChesapeake VillageDecatur TownshipElizabeth TownshipFayette TownshipLawrence TownshipMason TownshipPerry TownshipProctorville VillageRome TownshipSouth Point VillageSymmes TownshipUnion TownshipUpper Township (part)

Precincts 2, 3, 4Precinct I (part)

Portion adjoining Upper Township Precinct 4Washington TownshipWindsor Township



VINTON COUNTY (part)Eagle TownshipElk TownshipHarrison TownshipJackson TownshipMcArthur VillageRichland TownshipSwan Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 94

ATHENS COUNTY (part)Albany VillageAlexander TownshipAmes TownshipAmesville VillageAthens CityAthens TownshipBern TownshipBuchtel VillageCanaan TownshipCarthage TownshipChauncey VillageCoolville VillageDover TownshipLee TownshipLodi TownshipNelsonville CityRome TownshipTroy TownshipWaterloo TownshipYork Township

MEIGS COUNTY

VINTON COUNTY (part)Brown TownshipClinton TownshipHamden VillageKnox TownshipMadison TownshipVinton TownshipWilkesville TownshipWilkesville Village

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Zaleski VillageWASHINGTON COUNTY (part)

Belpre CityBelpre TownshipDecatur TownshipDunham TownshipFairfield TownshipMarietta City (part)

Ward 1, 2, 4Marietta Township (part)

Precinct West (part)Southemmost noncontiguous portion

Precinct East A (part)Westernmost noncontiguous portion adjoining Ohio River

Palmer TownshipWarren TownshipWesley Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 95

CARROLL COUNTY

HARRISON COUNTY

NOBLE COUNTY

BELMONT COUNTY (part)Bamesville VillageBeimont VillageBethesda VillageFairview VillageFlushing TownshipFlushing VillageGoshen TownshipHolloway VillageKirkwood TownshipMorristown VillageRichland TownshipSomerset TownshipSt. Clairsville CityUnion TownshipWarren TownshipWayne TownshipWheeling TownshipWilson Village

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WASHINGTON COUNTY (part)Adams TownshipAurelius TownshipBarlow TownshipBeverly VillageFearing TownshipGrandview TownshipIndependence TownshipLawrence TownshipLiberty TownshipLowell VillageLower Salem VillageLudlow TownshipMacksburg VillageMarietta City (part)

Ward 3Marietta Township (part)

Precinct East B, East C, East DPrecinct West (part)

Northernmost noncontiguous portionPrecinct East A (part)

Easternmost portion adjoining Marietta Township Precinct East BMatamoras VillageMuskingum TownshipNewport TownshipSalem TownshipWaterford TownshipWatertown Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 96

JEFFERSON COUNTY

MONROE COUNTY

BELMONT COUNTY (part)Bellaire VillageBridgeport VillageBrookside VillageColerain TownshipMartins Ferry CityMead TownshipPease TownshipPowhatan Point Village

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Pultney TownshipShadyside VillageSmith TownshipWashington TownshipYork TownshipYorkville Village

HOUSE DISTRICT 97

GUERNSEY COUNTY

MUSKINGUM COUNTY (part)Adams TownshipAdamsville VillageBlue Rock TownshipBrush Creek TownshipCass TownshipDresden VillageFalls TownshipFrazeyburg VillageGratiot VillageHarrison TownshipHighland TownshipHopewell TownshipJackson TownshipJefferson TownshipLicking TownshipMadison TownshipMeigs TownshipMonroe TownshipMuskingum TownshipNew Concord VillageNorwich VillagePerry TownshipPhilo VillageRich Hill TownshipSalem TownshipSalt Creek TownshipSpringfield TownshipUnion TownshipWashington TownshipWayne Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 98

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY

HOLMES COUNTY (part)Baltic VillageBerlin TownshipClark TownshipGlenmont VillageKillbuck TownshipKillbuck VillageKnox TownshipMechanic TownshipMonroe TownshipPaint TownshipRichland TownshipSalt Creek TownshipWalnut Creek Township

HOUSE DISTRICT 99

ASHTABULA COUNTY (part)Ashtabula CityAshtabula TownshipAustinburg TownshipCherry Valley TownshipConneaut CityDenmark TownshipDorset TownshipGeneva CityGeneva TownshipGeneva-on-the-Lake VillageHarpersfield TownshipHartsgrove TownshipJefferson TownshipJefferson VillageKingsville TownshipLenox TownshipMonroe TownshipMorgan TownshipNew Lyme TownshipNorth Kingsville VillagePierpont TownshipPlymouth Township

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Richmond TownshipRoaming Shores VillageRock Creek VillageRome TownshipSaybrook TownshipSheffield TownshipTrumbull Township

GEAUGA COUNTY (part)Aquilla VillageChardon CityClaridon TownshipHambden TownshipHuntsburg TownshipMontville TownshipThompson Township

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SENATE LEGAL DEFINITIONS

Senate District 1: House Districts 81, 82, 83


Senate District 3: House Districts 17, 19, 20Senate District 4: House Districts 51, 52, 53Senate District 5: House Districts 39, 43, 80Senate District 6: House Districts 40, 41, 42


Senate District 8: House Districts 28, 29, 30Senate District 9: House Districts 31, 32, 33Senate District 10: House Districts 73, 74, 79Senate District 11: House Districts 44, 45, 46


Senate District 13: House Districts 55, 56, 57Senate District 14: House Districts 65, 66, 90Senate District 15: House Districts 18, 25, 26Senate District 16: House Districts 21, 23, 24Senate District 17: House Districts 91, 92, 93Senate District 18: House Districts 61, 75, 76Senate District 19: House Districts 22, 67, 68Senate District 20: House Districts 77, 78, 97Senate District 21: House Districts 9, 10, 11













Senate District 31: Pursuant to Article 11 Section 12 - this Senate districtis assigned to Senator Tim Schaffer

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Statistical Information - Ohio House Districts

HouseDistrict

PopulationAfrican-American

Voting Age Po ulatioii

Non-Hispanic African-AmericanVoting Age Population

1 114,520 1.46% 1.45%

2 124,475 9.60% 9.53%

3 125,488 2.51% 2.45%

4 106,331 11.07% 10.98%

5 107,841 2.41% 2.32%

6 121,333 5.70% 5.64%

7 116,897 2.39% 2.33%

8 118,631 50.76% 50.43%

9 121,495 51.63% 51.38%

10 116,644 51.39% 50.69%

11 117,155 61.07% 60.66%

12 113,307 57.75% 57.42%

13 112,814 14.79% 14.09%

14 111,546 5.91% 5.69%

15 112,243 3.32% 3.10%

16 118,056 1.41% 1.37%

17 111,745 13.57% 13.36%

18 115,001 10.36% 10.23%

19 112,092 8.68% 8.60%

20 117,082 21.65% 21.43%

21 117,063 3.28% 3.21%

22 118,513 20.52% 20.30%

23 119,836 6.33% 6.20%

24 111,291 2.57% 2.52%

25 119,779 52.35% 51.98%

26 121,012 52.72% 52.33%

27 112,793 3.15% 3.11%

28 120,572 17.45% 17.33%

29 114,308 10.63% 10.58%

30 111,781 4.31% 4.28%

31 111,683 27.70% 27.55%

32 119,852 50.72% 50.46%

33 111,385 50.63% 50.39%

34 111,642 39.80% 39.52%

35 115,499 12.23% 12.13%

36 117,225 2.20% 2.17%

37 116,920 5.89% 5.84%

38 112,209 3.34% 3.31°/u

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39 112,153 51.14% 50.91%

40 117,941 9.12% 9.05%

41 116,940 3.18% 3.13%

42434445464748

111,297119,092119,905115,247119,583115,420111,367

5.10%22.64%45.94%7.42%8.99%2.31%3.07%

05.03%22.56%

045.54%7.29%8.83%2.28%3.04%

49 120,749 15.6910/o 15.59%

50 111,757 3.05% 3.02%

5152

113,750118,753

8.90%6.54%

8.75%6.44%

53 117,124 4.49% 04.42%

54 120,278 6.40%06.33%

55 118,505 9.57%09.42%

56 120,219 9.87% 9.36%

57 122,258 1.01 % 0.96%

58 121,674 25.83%025.27%

5960

117,149112,479

2.29%3.78%

2.26%3.72%

61 117,562 2.09% 2.06%

62 110,919 1.31% 01.29%

6364

110,994110,725

3.74%11.18%

03.69%11.09%

65 122,159 1.23% 1.21%

66 120,050 0.90% 0.88%

67 118,314 3.06% 3.03%

68 116,821 2.11% 2.08%

69 118,560 1.13% 1.10%

70 119,720 0.80% n0.80%

7172

118,881120,570

3.96%0.87%

3.93%0.85%

73 111,783 5.31% 5•22%

747576

112,375118,137115,763

8.55%4.53%1,.68%

8.49%4.47%1.68%

77 115,080 5.94% 5.88%

787980

121,666119,183121,643

1.79%9.24%1.67%

1.78%9.17%1.65%

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81 114,714 0.53% 0.51%

82 110,749 1.00% 0.96%

83 112,899 1.22% 1.18%

84 115,213 0.28% 0.27%

85 111,337 2.18% 2.16%

86 112,079 5.12°/u 5.06%

87 111,843 0.46% 0.45%

88 113,794 2.43% 2.37°/u

89 118,507 5.36% 5.31%

90 122,270 2.42% 2.40%

91 122,263 1.51% 1.49%

92M 121,567 6.48% 6.45%

93 120,871 1.39% 1.38%

94 120,653 2.13% 2.11%

95 121,921 2.71% 2.69%

96 122,299 3.66% 3.65%

97 117,784 2.99% 2.96%

98 122,139 0.60% 0.58%

99 110,998 3.34% 3.27%

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Statistical Information - Ohio Senate Districts

SenateDistrict

PopulationAfrican-American

Voting Age Po ulation

Non-Hispanic African-AmericanVoting Age Population

1 338,362 0.92% 0.88%

2 359,415 3.40% 3.35%

3 340,919 14.68% 14.51%

4 349,627 6.60% 6.49%

5 352,888 24.63% 24.53%

6 346,178 5.79% 5.73%

7 343,989 3.69% 3.64%

8 346,661 11.00% 10.93%

9 342,920 42.72% 42.51°/u

10 343,341 7.72% 7.64°/u

11 354,735 21.11% 20.88%

12 332,881 4.42% 4.38%

13 360,982 6.81% 6.58%

14 364,479 1.53% 1.51%

15 355,792 37.22% 36.93%

16 348,190 4.07% 3.98%

17 364,701 3.16% 3.14%

18 351,462 2.80% 2.77%

19 353,648 8.94% 8.84%

20 354,531 3.51% 3.48%

21 355,295 54.53% 54.07%

22 362,755 4.00% 3.96%

23 336,603 7.96% 7.58%

24 356,286 3.18% 3.13%

25 344,418 37.70% 37.46%

26 337,716 2.67% 2.63%

27 343,649 3.59% 3.55%

28 344,366 17.62% 17.49%

29 343,872 7.43% 7.38%

30 364,873 2.83% 2.81%

31 361,590 1.80% 1.78%

32 332,717 6.04% 5.96%

33 346,664 10.56% 10.33%

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User Notes on Plan Geography

Part A. General Overviewl. To assist users in their review of the legislative district plan, the plan geography is being

provided in different formats. These include a geographic data file known as a shape file anda tabular data file known as an assignment file. The geographic file includes the boundariesfor each district. The tabular data file includes one record for the lowest level of geographyused to create the plan and the district to which it is assigned.

2. Users with Geographic hiformation Systems (GIS) software may note a handful of instancesin which the appearance of the geography assigned to each district may not match the legal

boundaries. Notes follow on these instances below.3. As a general caveat, whatever the geographic representation might appear to be when the

legislative plan is viewed via any software, the controlling document as to the status of anygeography is the legal defmitions as submitted by the Joint Secretaries to the OhioApportionment Board. Those definitions can be found in this document.

4. Any geographic area of the state not specifically named in this legal definition for House andSenate Districts that is wholly contained within the boundaries of a district but not contiguousto any district boundary, is assigned to that district. Any geographic area of the state notspecifically named in this legal defmition that is contiguous to any district boundary isassigned to that district with which it has the longest continuous boundary. If two or moreboundaries are of equal length, the area is assigned to the district with less population. Alldistricts are contiguous including those that are contiguous only by bodies of water.

5. The legal defmition will be posted at the following website designated by the Ohio

Apportionment Board: bttp^//www.reshapeohio.org.

Part B. Geographic DatabaseThe underlying geographic database used to create plans for legislative districts was developed bythe Urban Center at Cleveland State University (CSU) in conjunction with the Voinovich Center atOhio University (OU) as part of the project to develop the 2010 Ohio Common and UnifiedRedistricting Database (OCURD). CSU was selected by bipzrtisan action by the co-chairs of the

Ohio Legislative Task Force on Redistricting, Reapportionment and Demographic Research. The

lowest level of geography in this database is not the census block but the split census block.1. The overall purpose of the project was to accommodate for the fact that many census blocks

contain portions of multiple higher levels of geography, such as a precinct or a municipality.In geographic terms, these are known as `split' units because they did not nest into the higherlevels of geography. The project also enabled the creation of geographic layers for wards(which were not part of the census geographic products) and precincts that more closely

reflect the boundaries used in the 2008 and 2010 elections.2. To create a geographic system that allowed for topological integrity, the OCURD project

used the boundaries of the higher levels of geography as overlays and assigned theunderlying census block, or portions thereof, to each of the higher levels. When the higherlevel geography crossed the census block, a new geographic unit was created known as a splitblock. It is this `block split' layer of geography that was the lowest level of geography from

which the legislative districts were created.3. Another goal of the OCURD project was to estimate the population in each portion of the

split blocks. The project researched several means by which this could be accomplished andchose a method based upon the length of the streets in each such block. Because the

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population was estimated for each portion, the number of persons was not rounded to a whole

person and thus some fractional numbers will be found.4. Another issue arose as the OCURD database was being used by the Joint Secretaries of the

Ohio Apportionment Board to create legislative plans. This issue relates to the fact that manyof the higher levels of geography, notably municipalities, wards, and precincts, containmultiple pieces of territory that are separated by distances short and long. In geographicterms, these are known as `non-contiguous areas' (NCA) because there is some other land orwater between the pieces. There are two types of NCAs: those that are not contiguousbecause they are islands surrounded by water and those that are not contiguous because theyare legally or technically a portion of a geographic unit but surrounded by other land-basedgeographic units. Examples of the first type are the islands off the coast of Lake Erie.Examples of the second type abound in the state.

5. In most cases, the multi-part units are combined for geographic representation in GISsoftware. In geographic terms, these are known as `shapes' and are assigned to a district asone unit, even though there may be separate estimates of population for the blocks thatcomprise the higher level unit. Because they are combined as an entire shape they can onlybe assigned to one district by the GIS software used for the redistricting phase of theapportionment process. The software used by the Board to undertake this process wasMaptitnde for Redistricting (MTR) by Caliper Corporation.

6. Requirements of the Ohio Constitution relate to both creating districts from contiguousterritory and the maintenance of political subdivision boundaries. Therefore, making use of amulti-part area as the boundary of a district could present a situation in which a polificalsubdivision would be split and a district would be created using non-contiguous territory.

7. Whatever the geographic representation of the GIS software, the controlling document as tothe statas of any geography is the legal definition as adopted by the Apportionment Board.

8. Because some areas in the higher geographic levels are multi-part units the software flaggedsome districts as being non-contiguous. Notes on these situations follow.

Part C. Notes on Specific Districts:The following areas include districts that were designated bv the Maptitude software as having some

non-contiguous areas:1. District 38-Stark County. Block 391517147013085 is split into two pieces including

portions of precincts 151ANY & 151AEB. The portion in 151ANY contains no populationand is a part of district 49. See the item 4 in Part A and the legal defmition.

2. District 46-Lucas County. Several islands are located off the Lake Erie coast but areportions of Jerusalem Township. See the item 4 in Part A and the legal defmition.

3. District 48-Stark County. Block 391517123002009 is split into three pieces includingportions of precincts 151ACD, 151AME, and 151ANG. Each of these portions contains nopopulation. The triangular portion at the lower south east of the block is a part of district 49.

See the item 4 in Part A and the legal defmition.4. District 55-Lorain County. Several islands are located off the Lake Erie coast but are

portions of Avon Lake City. See the item 4 in Part A and the legal defmition.5. District 83-Hardin and Logan Counties. There is one unit in the `Block Split' layer,

390650007003086091AAR, that is unassigned in the map. It contains no population and issurrounded by district 83. See the item 4 in Part A and the legal description.

6. District 88-Sandusky County. One island is located in Sandusky Bay but is a portion ofRiley Township. See the item 4 in Part A and the legal definition.

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7. District 89-Ottawa County. This district has three components: the portion above SanduskyBay; the portion below Sandusky Bay; and several islands off the Lake Erie coast. See the

item 4 in Part A and the legal defmition.

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Historical Precedent / treatment on non-contiguous eeoeraphv

2001 Apportionment Plan - 34 Examples• HD 19 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Blendon TWP, Jefferson TWP, Madison TWP, Plain TWP,

Sharon TWP and Truro TWP• HD 20 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Blendon TWP, Jefferson TWP, Plain TWP and Truro TWP• HD 21 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Mifflin TWP, Perry TWP and Sharon TWP• HD 22 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Clinton TWP, Perry TWP, Washington TWP and Sharon TWP• HD 23 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Jackson TWP, Norwich TWP, Prairie TWP and Washington

TWP• HD 24 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Clinton TWP, Franklin TWP, Norwich TWP, Perry TWP and

Prairie TWP• HD 25 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Franklin TWP and Jackson TWP• HD 26 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Madison TWP• HD 27 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Clinton TWP and Mifflin TWP• HD 28 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Springfield TWP and Sycamore TWP• HD 29 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Harrison TWP and Springfield TWP• HD 32 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Springfield TWP• HD 33 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Columbia TWP, Springfield TWP and Sycamore TWP• HD 34 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Columbia TWP• HD 35 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Deerfield TWP and partial non

contiguous territory from Columbia TWP and Sycamore TWP• HD 36 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Huber Heights and partial non

contiguous territory from Dayton• HD 37 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Dayton and Kettering and partial

non contiguous territory from Carlisle TWP• HD 38 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Dayton and Kettering and partial

non contiguous territory from Riverside• HD 40 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Dayton and partial non contiguous

territory from Riverside

Historical Precedent / treatment on non-contiguous geography

2001 Apportionment Plan - continued• HD 41 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Akron and partial non contiguous

territory from Cuyahoga Falls• HD 43 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Coventry TWP and

Springfield TWP• HD 45 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Akron and partial non contiguous

territory from Coventry TWP and Springfield TWP• HD 49 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Toledo and partial non contiguous

territory from Sylvania TWP• HD 50 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Perry TWP and

Tuscarawas TWP• HD 51 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Perry TWP, Plain TWP and

Tuscarawas TWP• HD 52 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Perry TWP and Plain TWP• HD 53 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Middletown and partial non

contiguous territory from Fairfield TWP, Hanover TWP and St. Clair TWP• HD 54 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Fairfield TWP, Hanover

TWP and St. Clair TWP• HD 56 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Elyria and partial non contiguous

territory from Carlisle TWP and Elyria TWP• HD 57 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Elyria and partial non contiguous

territory from Carlisle TWP and Elyria TWP• HD 64 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Bazetta TWP, Fowler TWP

and Mesopotamia TWP• HD 65 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Bazetta TWP and Fowler

TWP• HD 76 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Pusheta TWP and

Duchouquet TWP• HD 78 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Pusheta TWP and

Duchouquet TWP

Historical Precedent / treatment on non-contiguous eeoeraphy

1991 Apportionment Plan - 25 Examples• HD 21 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Mifflin TWP and Clinton TWP• HD 22 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Franklin TWP• HD 23 was comprised of wards and /.or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Hamilton TWP and Franklin TWP• HD 24 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Blendon TWP, Hamilton TWP, Reynoldsburg, Westerville,

Jefferson TWP, Truro TWP and Sharon TWP• HD 25 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Jefferson TWP, Miflin TWP, Truro TWP and Blendon TWP

• HD 26 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial noncontiguous territory from Blendon TWP, Clinton TWP, Perry TWP and Sharon TWP

• HD 27 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial noncontiguous territory from Perry, Clinton TWP and Sharon TWP

• HD 28 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial noncontiguous territory from Franklin, Clinton TWP, Norwich and Prairie TWP

• HD 29 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Dublin, Perry TWP, Norwich and Prairie TWP

• HD 30 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial noncontiguous territory from Columbia TWP and Springfield TWP

• HD 31 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Springfield TWP• HD 32 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Forest Park, Mount Healthy, Symmes TWP, Sycamore and

Springfield TWP• HD 35 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Forest Park, Mount Healthy and Springfield TWP• HD 36 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Sycamore TWP and Symmes TWP• HD 38 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Dayton and partial non contiguous

territory from Jefferson TWP and Madison TWP• HD 39 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Dayton and partial non contiguous

territory from Harrison TWP, Mad River TWP and Madison TWP• HD 40 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Dayton and partial non contiguous

territory from Jefferson TWP, Harrison TWP and Madison TWP• HD 45 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Akron and partial non contiguous

territory from Cuyahoga Falls• HD 46 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Akron and partial non contiguous

territory from Cuyahoga Falls

Historical Precedent / treatment on non-contieuous eeosraphy

1991 Apportionment Plan - 25 Examples• HD 47 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Akron and partial non contiguous

territory from Springfield TWP and Coventry TWP• HD 48 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Springfield TWP and

Coventry TWP• HD 55 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Plain TWP and Perry TWP

• HD 61 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Elyria and partial non contiguous

territory from Amherst TWP and Carlisle TWP• HD 62 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Elyria and partial non contiguous

territory from Carlisle TWP• HD 90 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Marion and partial non contiguous

territory from Marion TWP

Historical Precedent / treatment on non-contiguous seography

1981 Apportionment Plan -16 Examples• HD 25 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Columbia TWP• HD 26 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Cincinnati and partial non

contiguous territory from Columbia TWP,• HD 27 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Springfield TWP and

Sycamore TWP• HD 28 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Clinton TWP and Columbia TWP• HD 29 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Clinton TWP and Miflin TWP• HD 30 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Norwich TWP and Vallyview• HD 31 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Clinton TWP• HD 32 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Truro TWP• HD 33 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Franklin TWP• HD 34 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Sharon TWP and Truro TWP• HD 35 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Columbus and partial non

contiguous territory from Sharon TWP, Norwich TWP and Clinton TWP• HD 45 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Toledo and partial non contiguous

territory from Springfield TWP• HD 48 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Toledo and partial non contiguous

territory from Springfield TWP• HD 52 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Youngstown and partial non

contiguous territory from Boardman• HD 53 was comprised of wards and / or precincts of Youngstown and partial non

contiguous territory from Boardman• HD 72 was comprised of partial non contiguous territory from Amherst TWP and Perkins

TWP

Historical Precedent / treatment on non-contiguous seosraphv

1971 Apportionment Plan -?? ExamplesThere are examples - especially in Franklin county, but due to time I have not been able toanalyze the legal description of the 1971 Apportionment Board aYthe level I did for the 2001

through 1981.

But it looks very obvious that House Districts 27, 28, 29 and 33 had these non contiguous

township issues.

Ray

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I+inal Reapportionment Plan Legal Descriptionas Amended on October 4, 2001

HOUSE DISTRICT I

COLUMBIANA COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 2

DELAWARE COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 3

WAYNE COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 4

ALLEN COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 5

FAIRFIELD COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 6

WOOD COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 7

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)

Cleveland (part)Ward 11

EuclidRichmond HeightsSouth Euclid

112,075

109,989

111,564

108,473

122,759

121,065

111,675

10/4/2001

Final Reapportionment Plan Legal Descriptionas Amended on October 4, 2001

HOUSE DISTRICT 8

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)BeachwoodBedfordBedford HeightsCleveland (part)

Ward 4Ward 3 (part)

Precincts a, b, c, d, h, wHighland HillsNorth RandallOrangeShaker HeightsWarrensville HeightsWoodmere

HOUSE DISTRICT 9


Ward 9Cleveland HeightsEast ClevelandUniversity Heights

117,591

114,206

HOUSE DISTRICT 10 110,046

CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)BratenahlCleveland (part)

Wards 8,10,13,15Ward 14

Precincts d, x, i, n, 1, s, h, k, y, q, p, r, o, v, t, m, u, w, j

210/4/2001


HOUSE DISTRICT 11


Wards 5,6,7,12,16Brooklyn HeightsCuyahoga HeightsNewburgh Heights

114,798



Wards 1,2Ward 3 (part)

Precincts f, p, i, e, q, r, m, 1, n, k, s, t, o, g, v, u, j

Garfield HeightsMaple Heights

HOUSE DISTRICT 13


Wards 17,18Ward 14 (part)

Precincts c, a, b, f, e, gLakewood

110,663



Wards 19,20,21Parma HeightsBrook Park

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ParmaLinndaleBrooklynMiddleburg Heights



Bay VfllageFairview ParkNorth OlmstedRocky RiverWestlake


CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)BentleyvilleBrecksvilleBroadview HeightsChagrin FallsChagrin Falls TownshipGlenwillowHunting ValleyIndependenceLyndhurstMayfield Heights (part)

- Precincts k, h, i, d, rn, o, s, j, q, b, 1, gMoreland HillsOakwood

Pepper Pike

Seven Hills

Solon

Valley ViewWalton Hills

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CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)BereaOlmsted FallsOlmsted TownshipNorth RoyaltonStrongsville

HOUSE DISTRJCT 19 117,871


Only Precincts BLE-030-00-b, BLE-030-00-e part north of theCity of Columbus Ward 73, and portions surrounded by Wards ofWesterville, and Precinct 010-66-d hd-24 which is surrounded byWard 66 City of Columbus

BriceCanal WinchesterColumbus (part)

Ward 45Ward 66 (part)

Precincts 010-66-d hd-25, 010-66-d hd-26

GroveportJefferson Township (part)

All except portions north of Columbus Ward 4 and portions on theborder of Gahanna Ward 3

Madison Township (part)Aii, except portions south of eastern edge of Columbus Ward 50

New AlbanyObetzPickeringtonPlain Township (part)

All, except portions West of New Albany and Surrounded byColumbus Ward 73

ReynoldsburgSharon Township (part)

Precinct aTruro Township (part)

All, except portions surrounded by Columbus Ward 46

Westerville

510/4/2001


HOUSE DISTRICT20 119,386

FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)BexleyBlendon Township (part)

Everything except Precincts BLE-030-00-b, BLE-030-00-e partnorth of Columbus Ward 73, and portions surrounded by Wards ofWesterville, and Precinct 010-66-d hd-24. which is surrounded byWard 66 of Columbus

Columbus (part)Wards 62, 73, 46Ward 27 (part)

Precincts 010-27-d, 010-27-a hd-25, 010-27-a hd-22, 010-

27-bGahannaJefferson Township (part)

Portions north of Columbus Ward 4 and portions on the border of

Gahanna Ward 3Plain Township (part)

Only those portions West of New Albany and Surrounded by

Columbus Ward 73Truro Township (part)

Only portions surrounded by Columbus Ward 46

Whitehall

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FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)

Columbus (part)Wards 74, 65, 72, 71, 53, 61, 54, 52, 42Ward 66 (part)

Precincts 010-66-a, 010-66-b, 010-66-c,010-66-e

Mifflin Township (part)Only portions surrounded by Columbus Ward 42

Minerva ParkPerry Township (part)

Only precincts per 140-00-a, per 140-00-d, CD 12, per 140-00-d

CD 15Portion surrounded by Columbus precinct 010-74-g, 2 portions

surrounded by Worthington Precinct 182-01-c

Sharon Township (part)All except Precinct Sharon a and portion surrounded byColumbus Ward 59

Worthington .

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FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Clinton Township (part)

Any portion west of Columbus Ward 42, except any portion south

of Columbus Ward 15Columbus (part)

Wards 60, 63, 64, 59, 70, 20, 19, 21, 30, 22, 43

DublinPerry Township (part)

All, except portion south of Upper Arlington, Precincts: per 140-00-a, per 140-00-d CD 12, per 140-00-d CD15, island surroundedby Columbus Precinct 010-74-g, 2 portions surrounded by

Worthington Precinct 182-01-c

RiverleaWashington Township (part)

Portions surrounded by DublinSharon Township (part)

Portion surrounded by Columbus Ward 59


FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Brown TownshipColumbus (part)

Ward 67,Ward 69Grove CityHarrisburgHilliardJackson Township (part)

Only portion surrounded by Grove CityNorwich Township (part)

Except non-contiguousportion South of Columbus Ward 10

Pleasant TownshipPrairie Township (part)

Except PRA 170-00-c hd-28 and except two Eastern non-contiguous portions of PRA 170-00-c hd-29 and except 010-57-h

hd28

UrbancrestWashington Township (part)

Except portions surrounded by the City of Dublin

8 -10/4/2001




Portion south of Columbus Ward 15Columbus (part)

Wards 10, 15; 33, 57, 31Franklin Township (part)

All portions north of Columbus Wards 11, 31, 36Grandview HeightsMarble CliffNorwich Township (part)

Non-contiguous portion south of Columbus Ward 10

Perry Township (part)Small portion south of Upper Arlington

Prairie Township (part)O_nf^PR A 170-00-c hd-28 and Eastern non-contiguous portions of

PRA 170-00-c hd-29 and010-57-h hd28

Upper ArlingtonValleyView


FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Columbus (part)

Wards 36, 11, 58, 38, 9, 14, 40, 37, 49, 1, 2, 32

Franklin Township (part)Ail except portions north of Columbus Wards 11, 31, 36

Hamilton TownshipJackson Township (part)

All except portion surrounded by Grove City

Lockbourne


FRANKLIN COUNTY (part)Columbus (part)

Wards 3, 4, 5, 55, 35, 51, 50, 44, 28, 47, 48, 34, 68, 29, 12, 8

Ward 27Precincts 010-27-f, 010-27-c, 010-27-c

Madison Township (part)Only portions south of eastern edge of Columbus Ward 50

910/4/2001


HOUSE DISTRICT 27 .119,864


Only those portions directly south of Columbus Ward 42 andexcluding all portions of Clinton Township in.House District 22and House District 24

Columbus (part)Wards 6, 7, 13, 41, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 56, 39

Mifflin Township (part)All except non-contiguous portion surrounded by Columbus ward

42


HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Arlington HeightsBlue AshEvendaleFairfieldForest ParkGlendaleLincoln HeightsLocklandMontgomeryReadingSharonvilleSpringdaleSpringfield Township (part)

Oniy Precincts bb, uu, aa, d, i, hh, ff-cdl, ff-cd2

Sycamore Township (part)Precincts c, b, i, d, r, o

WoodlawnWyoming

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HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Colerain TownshipCrosby TownshipGreenhillsHarrison Township (part)

Precincts aa, bb, cc

Mount HealthyNorth College HillSpringfield Township (part)

Everything except Precincts bb, uu, aa, d, i, hh, ff, cc, dd, ff-cdl,

ff-cd2

HOUSE DISTRICT 30

HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Delhi TownshipGreen TownshipHarrisonHarrison Township (part)

Precincts ee, ddMiami TownshipWhitewater Township

110,060


HA1VlILTON COUNTY (part)CheviotCincinnati (part)

Wards 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26ClevesNorth BendAddyston


HAMILTON COUNTY (part)Cincinnati (part)

Wards 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24Springfield Township (part)

Only Precinct cc

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HAIVIILTON COUNTY (part)Cincinnati (part)

Wards 3, 9, 13, 7, 14Columbia Township (part)

Precincts d, e, a, 1, cDeer ParkElmwood PlaceGolf ManorNorwoodSilvertonSpringfield Township (part)

Precinct ddSt. BernardSycamore Township (part)

Precinct a


HANIILTON COUNTY (part)Anderson TownshipCincinnati (part)

Wards 1, 2, 4, 5Columbia Township (part)

Only Precincts g, f

FairfaxNewtownTerrace Park


HANIILTON COUNTY (part)AmberleyColumbia Township (part)

Precinct m, h, b

Indian HfllLovelandMaderiaMariemontMilfordSycamore Township (part)

Precincts n, p, m, 1, q, s, j, g, x, y, f, h, t, v, e, u, w, k

Symmes Township

1210/4/2001


HOUSE DISTRICT 35 Cont.

WARREN COUNTY (part)ButlervilleCorwinDeerfield Township (part)

Precincts wm, sm c, sm, sm b, wma, sea, t s, sm a, seb, em, m, nni,nma, see, kings mills, loveland park

Hamilton TownshipHarlan TownshipHarveysburgLovelandMainevilleMassie TownshipMorrowPleasant PlainSalem TownshipSouth LebanonUnion TownshipWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWaynesvIlle


MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)BrookvilleButler TownshipClay TownshipClaytonDayton (part)

Precinct 3b portion near Miami-Montgomery border

EnglewoodFarmersvilleGerman TownshipGerma.ntownHuber Heights (part)

Wards 1, 2, 3, 4Jackson TownshipNew LebanonPerry TownshipPhillipsburgUnionVandaliaVerona

1310/4/2001



MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)Carflsle (part) only portion contained within Miami Township

Dayton (part)Ward 9

Kettering (part)Wards 3, 4

Miami TownshipMiamisburgMoraineOakwoodSpringboroWest Carrollton City


MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)

CentervilleDayton (part)

Wards 10, 20Kettering (part)

Wards 1,2Riverside (part)

Precincts y, c, h, p, i, g, j, a, d, r, q, 1, nWashington TownshipWright Patterson


MONTGOMERY COUNTY (Part)Dayton (part)

Wardsl4, 19, 13, 1, 8, 12, 11, 2, 7, 21, 22, 16, 18, 17

Jefferson Township

1410/4/2001


HOUSE DISTRICT 40115,929

MONTGOMERY COUNTY (part)Dayton (part)

Wards 15, 6, 4, 5, 3 except portion noted in House District 36

Harrison TownshipHuber Heights (part)

Wards 5, 6Riverside (part)

Everything except Precincts y, c, h, p, i, g, j, a, d, r, q, 1, n

Trotwood


SU1ViMIT (part)RemindervilleTwinsburgTwinsburg TownshipMacedonia

NorthfieldSagamore HiIls TownshipNorthfield Center TownshipBoston HeightsBoston TownshipPeninsulaRichfieldRichfield TownshipBath TownshipFairlawnCopley TownshipNortonAkron (part)

Ward 8 (part)Precincts j, o, t, i, v, a, f, q, r, m, b, w, s, p, c, 1, e

Ward 1 (part)Only the non-contiguous portions surrounded byAkron Ward 8

Cuyahoga Falls (part)Only the non-contiguous portions surrounded by Akron Ward 8

1510/4/2001

Final Reapportionment Plan Legal Descriptionas Amended on October 4,2001


SUMNIIT (part)HudsonStowSilver LakeMunroe FallsCuyahoga Falls (part)

Except portion surrounded by Akron Ward I and Ward 8


SUMMIT COUNTY (part)GreenNew FranklinFranklin TownshipClintonCoventry Township (part)

Not including portions surrounded by City of Akron and portionsbetween Akron Ward 9 and Barberton

Springfield Township (part)All portions of Township except portion surrounded by Akron

Ward 6LakemoreMogadoreTallmadge

PORTAGE COUNTY (part)Atwater TownshipBrimfield TownshipEdinburg TownshipMogadoreRandolph TownshipRootstown TownshipSuffield TownshipTallmadge


SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Akron (part)

Wards 2,3,4,5,1 except part surrounded by Ward 8

Ward 8 (part)Precincts d, n, h, g, k, u

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SUMMIT COUNTY (part)Akron (part)

Wards 10,6,7,9BarbertonCoventry Township (part)

Portions surrounded by City of Akron and portion between AkronWard 9 and Barberton

Springfield Township (part)Only the portion surrounded by Akron Ward 6


LUCAS COUNTY (part)BerkeyHarding TownshipHollandMaumeeMonclova TownshipOttawa HillsProvidence TownshipRichfield TownshipSpencer TownshipSpringfield TownshipSwantonSwanton TownshipSylvaniaSylvania Townst'iip (part)

All except non-contiguous portion surrounded by Toledo Ward 23

WaterviIleWaterville TownshipWhitehouse


LUCAS COUNTY (part)Toledo (part)

Ward 5, 7, 24, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20

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LUCAS COUNTY (Part)Toledo.(part)

Ward 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 21


LUCAS COUNTY (Part)Harbor ViewJerusalem TownshipOregonSylvania Township (part)

Only non-contiguous portion contained within Toledo Ward 23

Toledo (part)Ward 3, 9, 11, 1, 22, 23

Washington Township

1810/4/2001



STARK COUNTY (part)Beach CityBethlehem TownshipBrewsterCanal FultonEast CantonEast SpartaHartvilleLake TownshipLawrence TownshipLouisvilleMagnoliaMarlboro TownshipNavarre "Nimishillen TownshipOsnaburg TownshipPerry Township (part)

Precinct 3 all, except non-contiguous portions surrounded by theCity of Massilon, Precinct 28 all, except non-contiguous portionssurrounded by the City of Massilon, Precincts 4, 23, 25, 7, 16, 2,

24, 29, 1, 22, 19, 12, 21, 27, 20Pike TownshipSandy TownshipSugar Creek TownshipTuscarawas Township (part)

All except portions of township surrounded by the City ofMassillon

WaynesburgWilmot

1910/4/2001



STARK COUNTY (part)Hills and DalesJackson TownshipMassillon -North CantonPerry Township (part)

Only non-contiguous portions of Perry Precincts 3 and 28

surrounded by the City of Massilon

Plain Township (part)All except Plain 1, Plain 2 and the non-contiguous portions of

precinct 29 HD-54Tuscarawas Township (part)

Only the portions surrounded by the city of MassiIlon


STARK COUNTY (part)CantonCanton TownshipMeyers LakePerry Township (part)

Precincts 26, 9, 31, 30, 15, 11, 6, 10, 5, 18, 13, 8, 14, 17

Plain Township (part)Plain 1, Plain 2, and the non-contiguous portion of Plain 29-HD 54

2010/4/2001


HOUSE DISTRJCT 53 111,122

BUTLER COUNTY (part)College CornerFairfield Township (part)

Excluding Precinct 4ANHanover Township (part)

All except portions surrounded by Ward 1 in the City of Hanulton

JacksonburgMadison TownshipMiddletown (part)

Ward 1, 3Milford TownshipMorgan TownshipNew MiamiOxfordOxford TownshipReily TownshipSeven MileSomerville.St. Clair Township (part)

Excluding Precinct 4KC portion adjacent to Ross Township

TrentonWayne Township


BUTLER COUNTY (part)FairfieldFairfield Township (part)

Precinct 4ANHamiltonHanover Township (part)

Only portions surrounded by Ward 1 in the City of Hamilton

MillvilleRoss TownshipSt. Clair Township (part)

Precinct 4KC portion adjacent to Ross Township

2110/4/2001



BUTLER COUNTY (part)Lemon TownshipLiberty TownshipMiddletown (part)

Ward 2, 4

MonroeSharonvilleWestchester Township


LORAIN COUNTY (part)Amherst TownshipCarlisle Township (part)

Only non-contiguous portion of township surrounded by Elyria

Ward 5Elyria (part)

Ward 6, 5Elyria Township (part)

Except island contained in Ward 2 in the City of Elyria

LorainNew Russia TownshipOberlinSheffield LakeSheffield TownshipSouth Amherst

2210/4/2001

Final Reapportionment Plan Legal Descriptionas Amended on Ocfober 4, 2001


LORAIN COUNTY (part)AvonAvon LakeCarlisle Township (part)

All except non-contiguous portion of township surrounded by

Ward 5 of ElyriaColumbia TownshipEaton Township

Elyria (part)Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 7

Elyria Township (part)Only portion contained in Ward 2 of the City of Elyria

North RidgevilleSheffield

2310/4/2001



HURON COUNTY

LORAIN COUNTY (part)AmherstBrighton TownshipBrownhelm TownshipCamden Township

GraftonGrafton TownshipHenrietta TownshipHuntington TownshipKiptonLagrangeLagrange TownshipPenfield TownshipPittsfield TownshipRochesterRochester TownshipVermiflonWellingtonWellington Township

SENECA COUNTY (Part)Adams TownshipAtticaBloom TownshipBloomvilleGreen SpringsReed TownshipRepublicScipio TownshipThompson TownshipVenice Township

2410/4/2001



MAHONING (part)Austintown Township (part)

Precincts 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 12, 15, 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31,32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 51,52, 53, 54, 60, 61

Berlin TownshipBoardman TownshipCanfieldCanfield TownshipCraig Beach _Ellsworth TownshipJackson TownshipMilton Township

PolandPoland Township


MAHONING COUNTY (Part)Austintown Township (part)

Precincts 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25CampbellCoitsville TownshipLowellviIleStruthersYoungstown

2510/4/2001



CARROLL COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY (part)Beaver TownshipSmith TownshipSpringfield Township.New MiddletownAllianceSebringBeloitGoshen TownshipGreen TownshipWashingtonvilleColumbiana

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY (part)Sandy TownshipMineral CityFairfield TownshipWarren TownshipUnion TownshipDennisonMill TownshipUhrichsvilleMidvale

STARK COUNTY (part)MinervaParis TownshipWashington TownshipAllianceLexington TownshipLimaville

2610/4/2001



LAKE COUNTY (part)Concord TownshipEastlakeKirtlandKirtland HillsLakelineMentor-on-the-LakeTimberlakeWaite HillWickliffeWilloughbyWilloughby HillsWillowick


LAKE COUNTY (part)Fairport HarborGrand RiverLeroy TownshipMadisonMadison TownshipMentorNorth PerryPainesvillePainesville TownshipPerryPerry Township

2710/4/2001



TRi JMBULL COUNTY (part)Bazetta Township (part)

Portion surrounded by the City of Cortland

Braceville TownshipBristol TownshipChampion TownshipCortlandFarmington TownshipFowler Township (part)

Portion surrounded by the City of CortlandHowland TownshipJohnston TownshipMecca TownshipMesopotamia Township (part)

Precinct BSouthington TownshipVernon TownshipWarrenWarren TownshipWest Farniington


TRUMBULL COUNTY (Part)Bazetta Township (part)

Except the portions surrounded by the City of CortlandBrookfield TownshipFowler Township (part)

Except the portions surrounded by the City of CortlandGirardHartford TownshipHubbardHubbard TownshipLiberty TownshipLordstownMcDonaldNewton FallsNewton TownshipNilesOrangevilleVienna TownshipWeathersfield TownshipYankee LakeYoungstown

2810/4/2001



CLERMONT (Part)AmeliaBataviaBatavia TownshipGoshen TownshipLovelandMiami TownshipMilfordUnion Township


WARREN COUNI'Y (Part)CarfisleClear Creek TownshipDeerfield Township (part)

Everything except Precincts wm, sm c, sm, sm b, wma, sea, ts,sm a, seb, em, ni, nm, nma, sec, kings mills, loveland park

FranklinFranklin TownshipLebanonMasonMiddletownMonroeSpringboroTurtle Creek Township

2910/4/2001



PORTAGE COUNTY (Part)AuroraBrady LakeCharlestown TownshipDeerfield TownshipFreedom TownshipFranklin TownshipGarrettsvilleHiramHiram TownshipKentMantuaMantua TownshipNelson TownshipPahnyra TownshipParis TownshipRavennaRavenna TownshipShalersville TownshipStreetsboroSugar Bush KnollsWindhamWindham Township:

3010/4/2001



MEDINA COUNTY (Part)BrunswickBrunswick Hills TownshipChatham TownshipChippewa LakeGranger TownshipHinckley TownshipLafayette TownshipLitchfield TownshipLiverpool Township

MedinaMedina TownshipMontville TownshipSharon TownshipSpencerSpencer TownshipYork Township


GREENE COUNTY (Part)Bath TownshipBeavercreekBeaverereek Township

FairbomXeniaXenia Township

3110/4/2001



LICKING COUNTY (part)AlexandriaBennington TownshipBurlington TownshipEden TownshipEtna Township (part)

Portions surrounded by City of Reynoldsburg

Fallsbury TownshipGranvilleGranville TownshipHartfordHartford TownshipHeathJersey TownshipJohnstownLiberty TownshipMadison TownshipMary Ann TownshipMcKean TownshipMonroe TownshipNewarkNewark TownshipNewton TownshipPataskalaReynoldsburgSt. Albans TownshipSt. LouisvilleUticaWashington Township


CLARK COUNTY (Part)Bethel TownshipDonnelsvilleEnonMad River TownshipMoorefield Township (part)

Portions surrounded by the City of SpringfieldNew CarlisleSpringfieldSpringfield Township

3210/4/2001



RICHLAND COUNTY (part)BellvilleBlooming Grove TownshipButlerButler TownshipCass TownshipFranklin TownshipJackson TownshipJefferson TownshipLucasMadison TownshipMansfieldMifflin TownshipMonroe TownshipPerry TownshipPlymouthPlymouth TownshipSharon TownshipShelbyShilohWashington TownshipWeller TownshipWorthington Township

3310/4/2001



DEFIANCE COUNTY (part)DefianceDefiance TownshipDelaware TownshipFarmer TownshipHicksvilleHicksville TownshipHighland TownshipMark TownshipMilford TownshipNeyNoble TownshipRichland TownshipSherwoodTifFin TownshipWashington Township

FULTON COUNTY

WILLIAMS COUNTY

HOUSE DISTRICT 75 - 114,887

DEFIANCE COUNTY (part)Adams Township

HENRY COUNTY

PAULDING COUNTY

PUTNAM COUNTY

VAN WERT COUNTY

3410/4/2001



AUGLAIZE (part)BucklandClay TownshipCridersvilleDuchouquet Township (part)

Except portion surrounded by WapakonetaGoshen TownshipLogan TownshipNew KnoxvillePusheta Township (part)

Except portion surrounded by WapakonetaUnion TownshipUniopolisWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWaynesfield

HANCOCK COUNTY

HARDIN COUNTY

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DARKE COUNTY (Part)Allen TownshipAnsoniaBurkettsvilleBrown TownshipGreenvilleGreenviIle TownshipHarrison TownshipHollansburgJackson TownshipLiberty TownshipMississinawa TownshipNew WestonNorth StarOsgoodPalestinePatterson TownshipRossburgUnion CityVersaillesWabash TownshipWashington TownshipWayne TownshipYork TownshipYorkshire

MERCER COUNTY

PREBLE COUNTY

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AUGLAIZE COUNTY (part)Duchouquet Township (part)

Portion surrounded by Wapakoneta

German TownshipJackson TownshipMinsterMoulton TownshipNew BremenNoble TownshipPusheta Township (part)

Portion surrounded by WapakonetaSalem TownshipSt. MarysSt. Marys TownshipWapakoneta

CHAMPAIGN COUNTY

SHELBY COUNTY


DARKE COUNTY (part)Adams TownshipArcanumButler TownshipBradfordCastineFranklin TownshipGettysburgGordonIthacaMonroe TownshipNeave TownshipNew MadisonPitsburgRichland TownshipTwin TownshipVan Buren TownshipWayne Lakes

MIAMI COUNTY

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ERIE COUNTY

OTTAWA COUNTY (part)Allen TownshipBay TownshipBenton TownshipCarroll TownshipCatawba Island TownshipClay CenterClay TownshipDanbury TownshipErie TownshipGenoaMarbleheadPort ClintonPortage TownshipPut-in-BayPut-in-Bay TownshipRocky Ridge


OTTAWA COUNTY (part)ElmoreHarris TownshipOak HarborSalem Township

SANDUSKY COUNTY

SENECA COUNTY (Part)BettsvilleBig Spring TownshipClinton TownshipEden TownshipFostoriaHopewell TownshipJackson TownshipLiberty TownshipLoudon TownshipNew RiegelPleasant TownshipSeneca TownshipTiffm

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CRAWFORD COUNTY

MARION COUNTY (part)Grand Prairie TownshipGrand TownshipMarionMarion Township (part)

Precincts E, C, D, B, A, H, F, IMorralSalt Rock Township

WYANDOT COUNTY


LOGAN COUNTY

MARION COUNTY (part)Big Island TownshipBowling Green TownshipCaledoniaClaridon TownshipGreen CampGreen Camp TownshipLaRueMarion Township (part)

Precincts K, J, GMontgomery TownshipNew BloomingtonPleasant TownshipProspectProspect TownshipRichland TownshipScott TownshipTully TownshipWaldoWaldo Township

UNION COUNTY

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CLARK COUNTY (part)CatawbaCliftonGerman TownshipGreen TownshipHarmony TownshipLawrencevilleMadison TownshipMoorefield Township (part)

Except portions surrounded by City of Springfield

Except point contiguous areasNorth HamptonPike TownshipPleasant TownshipSouth CharlestonSouth ViennaTremont City

GREENE COUNTY (Part)BellbrookBowersvilleCaesars Creek TownshipCedarvilleCedarville TownshipCliftonJamestownJefferson TownshipKetteringMianu TownshipNew Jasper TownshipRoss TownshipSilver Creek TownshipSpring VaIleySpring Valley TownshipSugar Creek TownshipYellow Springs

MADISON COUNTY

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FAYETTE COUNTY

PICKAWAY COUNTY (part)AshvilleCircleville Township (part)

Precinct South, Northwest, North (part - except for non-contiguous

part east of Circleville)Connnercial PointDarby Township

DarbyvilleDeer Creek Township

Harrison TownshipJackson TownshipMonroe TownshipMuhlenberg TownshipNew Holland

OrientPerry TownshipScioto TownshipSouth BloomfieldWayne TownshipWilliamsport

ROSS COUNTY (part)BainbridgeBuckskin TownshipChillicothe

ClarksburgConcord TownshipDeerfield Township

FrankfortGreen TownshipHuntington Township

KingstonPaint TownshipPaxton TownshipScioto Township

South SalemTwin TownshipUnion Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 86

CLINTON COUNTY

HIGHLAND COUNTY

PIKE COUNTY

109,113

HOUSE DISTRICT 87

GALLIA COUNTY

JACKSON COUNTY

LAWRENCE COUNTY (part)Aid TownshipAthaliaChesapeakeFayette TownshipLawrence TownshipMason TownshipProctorvilleRome TownshipSymmes TownshipUnion TownshipWindsor Township

ROSS COUNTY (part)AdelphiColerain TownshipFranklin TownshipHarrison TownshipJefferson TownshipLiberty TownshipSpringfield Township

VINTON COUNTY

118,761

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ADAMS COUNTY (part)Cherry ForkLiberty TownshipManchesterManchester TownshipMonroe TownshipOliver TownshipSeamanSprigg TownshipTiffin TownshipWayne TownshipWest UnionWinchesterWinchester Township

BROWN COUNTY

CLERMONT COUNTY (part)

BethelFelicityFranklin TownshipJackson TownshipMonroe TownshipMoscowNevilleNew RichmondNewtonsvilleOhio TownshipOwensvillePierce TownshipChiloStonelick TownshipTate TownshipWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWilliamsburgWHliamsburg Township

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ADAMS COUNTY (part)Bratton TownshipBrush Creek TownshipFranklin TownshipGreen TownshipJefferson TownshipMeigs TownshipPeeblesRomeScott Township

LAWRENCE COUNTY (part)Coal GroveDecatur TownshipElizabeth TownshipHamilton TownshipHanging RockIrontonPerry TownshipSouth PointUpper TownshipWashington Township

SCIOTO COUNTY

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ASHI,AND COUNTY (part)Green TownshipHanover TownshipHayesvilleLoudonvIlleMifflinMi$lin TownshipMilton TownshipPerrysvilleVermillion Township

KNOX COUNTY

MORROW COUNTY

RICHLAND COUNTY (part)CrestlineLexingtonOntarioSandusky TownshipSpringfield TownshipTroy Township

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HOCKING COUNTY

LICKING COUNTY (part)Bowling Green TownshipBuckeye LakeEtna Township (part)

Except portion surrounded by ReynoldsburgFranklin TownshipGratiotHanoverHanover TownshipHarrison TownshipHebronHopewell TownshipKirkersvilleLicking TownshipPerry TownshipUnion Township

PERRY COUNTY

PICKAWAY COUNTY (part)CirclevilleCircleville Township (part)

Non-contiguous portion of Precinct Circleville-North

Madison TownshipPickaway TownshipSalt Creek TownshipTarltonWalnut TownshipWashington Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 92

ATHENS COUNTY

MEIGS COUNTY

MORGAN COUNTY

119,698

WASHINGTON COUNTY (part)Barlow TownshipBelpreBelpre TownshipDecatur TownshipDunham TownshipFairfield TownshipPalmer TownshipWesley Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 93

GUERNSEY COUNTY

MONROE COUNTY

118,692

MUSKINGUM COUNTY (part)Meigs TownshipNew ConcordNorwichRich Hill TownshipUnion Township

NOBLE COUNTY

WASHINGTON (part)Adams TownshipAurelius TownshipBeverlyFearing TownshipGrandview TownshipIndependence TownshipLawrence TownshipLiberty TownshipLowellLower SalemLudlow TownshipMacksburgMariettaMarietta TownshipMatamorasMuskingum TownshipNewport TownshipSalem TownshipWarren TownshipWaterford TownshipWatertown Township

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COSHOCTON COUNTY

MUSKINGUM COUNTY (part)

AdamsvilleAdams TownshipBlue RockTownshipBrush Creek TownshipCass TownshipClay TownshipDresdenFalls TownshipFrazeysburgFultonhamHarrison TownshipGratiotHighland TownshipHopewell TownshipJackson TownshipJefferson TownshipLicking TownshipMadison TownshipMonroe TownshipMuskingum TownshipNewton TownshipPerry TownshipPhiloRosevilleSalem TownshipSalt Creek TownshipSouth ZanesvilleSpringfield TownshipWashington TownshipWayne TownshipZanesville

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BELMONT COUNTY (Part)BellaireBridgeportBrooksideColerain TownshipMartins FerryMead TownshipPease TownshipPowhatan PointPultney TownshipShadysideWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWflsonYork TownshipYorkville

JEFFERSON COUNTY

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HARRISON COUNTY

BELMONT COUNTY (part)BarnesvilleBelmontBethesdaFairviewFlushingFlushing TownshipGoshen TownshipHollowayKirkwood TownshipMorristownRichland TownshipSt. ClairsvilleSmith TownshipSomerset TownshipUnion TownshipWarren TownshipWheeling Township

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HOUSE DISTRICT 96 Cont.

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY (part)Auburn TownshipBalticBarnhillBucks TownshipBolivarClay TownshipDoverDover TownshipFranklin TownshipGnadenhuttenGoshen TownshipJefferson TownshipLawrence TownshipNewcomerstownNew PhiladelphiaOxford TownshipParralPerry TownshipPort WashingtonRoswellRush TownshipSalem TownshipStone CreekStrasburgSugar CreekSugar Creek Township

TuscarawasWashington TownshipWayne TownshipWarwick TownshipYork TownshipZoar

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ASHLAND COUNTY (part)AshlandBailey LakesClear Creek TownshipJackson TownshipJeromesvilleLake TownshipMohican TownshipMontgomery TownshipOrange TownshipPerry TownshipPolkRuggles TownshipSavannahSullivan TownshipTroy Township

HOLMES COUNTY

MEDINA COUNTYCrestonGloria Glens ParkGuilford TownshipHarrisville TownshipHomer TownshipLodiRittmanSevIlleWadsworthWadsworth TownshipWestfield CenterWestfield Township


CUYAHOGA COUNTY (part)Gates MillsMayfield Heights (part)

Precincts e, p, a, t, f, u, r, c, nHighland HeightsMayfield

GEAUGA COUNTY

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HOUSE DISTRICT 99

ASHTABULA COUNTY

TRUMBULL COUNTY (part)Bloornfield TownshipGreene TownshipGustavus TownshipKinsman TownshipMesopotarnia Township (part)

Precinct A

109,349

Total Population 11,353,140,

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Senate Legal Descriptions

New Senate Districts shall be comprised of the followina House Districts

Senate District 1: 74, 75, 76Senate District 2: 6, 46, 80Senate District 3:Senate District 4:

19, 20, 2153, 54, 55

Senate District 5: 39, 40, 79Senate District 6: 36, 37, 38Senate District 7: 34, 35, 67 Assigned to Senator Richard H. Finan

Senate District 8: 28, 29, 30Senate District 9: 31, 32 33Senate District 10: 70, 72, 84Senate District 11: 47, 48, 49Senate District 12: 4, 77, 78Senate District 13: 56, 57, 58Senate District 14: 66, 88, 89Senate District' 15: 25, 26, 27Senate District 16: 22, 23, 24Senate District 17: 85, 86, 87Senate District 18: 62, 63, 98Senate District 19: 2, 73, 90Senate District 20: 92, 93, 94 Assigned to Senator James Carnes

Senate District 21: 9, 10, 11Senate District 22: 3, 69, 97Senate District 23:Senate District 24:

13, 14, 1516, 17, 18 Assigned to Senator Robert F. Spada

Senate District 25: 7, 8, 12Senate District 26: 81, 82, 83Senate District 27 41, 42, 45Senate District 28 43, 44, 68Senate District 29: 50, 51, 52Senate District 30: 1, 95, 96Senate District 31: 5, 71, 91Senate District 32: 64, 65, 99Senate District 33: 59, 60, 61

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