Ryan has seen Republican support in his district rise as he fended off a challenge in 2020 from Republican former state Rep. Christina Hagan of Marlboro Township by less than 8 percentage points. The 16th District would disappear with pieces of it going to other districts. Gonzalez has announced he's not seeking re-election. Under the GOP Senate plan, Gibbs' 7th District would include Lawrence Township, Canal Fulton, Jackson Township, Lake Township and northern Plain Township. Under the GOP House plan, Gibbs would no longer be in the same district with a part of Stark County. What's are the redistricting proposals now? Anthony Gonzalez, R-Rocky River, represents the 16th District, which includes Jackson Township, North Canton, Lawrence Township, part of Plain Township, part of Lake Township and part of Perry Township. Tim Ryan, D-Howland Township, represents the 13th District, which includes Alliance and Lexington Township. Bob Gibbs, R-Lakeville, represents the 7th Congressional District, which includes Canton, Massillon and most of Stark County. Richard Regula has long advocated that a congressional district include all of Stark County and all of Wayne County just like it was when his father served. Except the 1990s when a piece of Lake Township was in a Summit County district, Stark County was in one congressional district from the 19th century to 2012.
Regula is the son of the late longtime Congressman Ralph Regula, who represented all of Stark County from 1973 to 2007. Town hall: Speakers say redistricting will decide whether people are represented fairly 'Clearly a partisan map': West to testify Tuesday against GOP redistricting plan Redistricting maps: What would proposals mean for Stark County? Now we have three congressman and we're going to back to two and split the county down the middle."
"I think they were supposed to leave the bigger counties whole. "I'm kind of upset they split Stark County in half," said Stark County Commissioner Richard Regula, a Republican who referred to the Ohio House GOP map. Stark County now has three congressional districts. Some Stark County Republican and Democratic officials are unhappy with the congressional maps proposed this week by state GOP lawmakers, saying local residents would be in danger of being shortchanged in their representation in Congress.īoth maps proposed by the House and Senate split the county into two districts.
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