Here's What Redistricting Looks Like Ahead Of Midterms

The video discusses the redistricting process that occurs every 10 years after the census. It highlights the challenges states face in drawing new election districts due to population changes and partisan interests. The pandemic delayed census data, but states are working to finalize maps for the 2022 elections. While some states have completed their maps, others face legal challenges over gerrymandering. Courts may allow contested maps for the 2022 elections, with changes possible later. The video also notes the importance of filing deadlines for political candidates and highlights Ohio's recent court decision invalidating its map due to excessive partisan gerrymandering.

What is the significance of the filing deadline for political candidates in the context of redistricting?

What recent action did the Ohio Supreme Court take regarding the new map, and what was the reason?