Several Ohio groups helped kick off Thursday to put a redistricting reform amendment on the state ballot.
committee is pushing a ballot proposal which will need more than 300,000 signatures to be considered.
The committee says the proposal is similar to .
is the executive director of the , which hosted the event.
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Supporters of the ballot amendment have until July 5 to gather the signatures.
