Ohio Republican leaders have created a joint committee to address redistricting for Ohio’s 15 U.S. House seats, which Republicans currently control 10 of 15. The offices of the Ohio House Speaker and Ohio Senate President announced the Joint Committee on Congressional Redistricting, and a first meeting on Sept. 22, though the time and location of the meeting was not released in a press release on Wednesday. The Ohio General Assembly has until Sept. 30 to come up with a congressional district plan that receives 66% support in both chambers. If the plan doesn’t have enough bipartisan support, the Ohio Redistricting Committee will be given the job of coming up with a plan. Without bipartisan support in the committee, the legislature will have until Nov. 30 to adopt a plan with a simple majority.