Ohio Democrats on the state’s redistricting commission struck a deal with Republicans to avoid a worst-case remapping scenario in the state, a person close to the process confirmed Thursday.
The deal, which was presented by Republicans, improves the GOP’s chances in the state. But it also keeps most of the purple seats in the current map competitive, said the person close to the process, who was granted anonymity to discuss plans that are not yet public.
The agreement, however, is not yet official and still needs to be approved by a bipartisan commission by the end of the week.
The exact details of the map are not yet public. But Rep. Greg…
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