difficult to bring these cases. and the federal voting rights bill isn t a likely prospect. so lawsuits complaining of political gerrymandering have been difficult to bring. the only remaining resort to rein in gerrymandering is lawsuits in state courts such as the one that you just mentioned. racial gerrymandering is still in federal courts under the voting rights. so although those cases are challenges, it s not quite the same challenges. jen, explain what s different in ohio. what about the ohio constitution forced the court to rule the new map unconstitutional? in 2015, ohio voters to the tune of 72% adopted reforms for statehouse map-making, and now in 2018, by almost 75% of the vote, ohio voters demanded a transparent, bipartisan process that results in maps that serve