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Ohio Supreme Court battles partisan gerrymandering in redistricting process

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Ohio’s Supreme Court justices threw out the state’s new congressional map as the ruling accuses state Republicans of gerrymandering district lines giving themselves a built-in advantage. NBC News’ Jane Timm explains how Ohio lawmakers now have 30 days to craft an acceptable map and how other states are facing the same redistricting issue.