GOP “seawall”? Ohio’s congressional map under fire in court

CINCINNATI (AP) — The Nagel family’s home in Cincinnati is a house divided.
That’s because the U.S. House district boundary cuts through it. Critics of Ohio’s congressional map say the Nagel home is one of many examples of problems with Republican-controlled redistricting that has confused voters and produced purely partisan results — not a single seat has changed parties since the map took effect for 2012 elections.
A three-judge panel could rule soon on arguments