Under the new rules, 65 of Ohio's 88 counties cannot be split for congressional maps. Another 18 counties can be divided once and five counties can be divided twice. That is the maximum, though.

On April 8, millions will find themselves in one of hundreds of U.S. cities on the eclipse's path of totality. These maps offer a closer look.

No cities are split, other than a few cases where they cross county lines or, in the case of Columbus, where the city is larger than a single district. Here's a district-by-district look how these ...

Ohio has struggled to produce its maps for the next state legislative and congressional elections, with the State Supreme Court repeatedly rejecting the boundaries drawn by the state’s G.O.P ...