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Missouri Supreme Court Rules Against GOP Congressional Map Before November Vote

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a new congressional map drawn by Republicans cannot be implemented before voters approve it in a referendum. The decision means the state will use its previous congressional map for the 2026 midterm elections, despite the GOP's plans to change district lines. This ruling has drawn criticism from former President Donald Trump.

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The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a new congressional map drawn by Republicans cannot be implemented before voters approve it in a referendum. The decision means the state will use its previous congressional map for the 2026 midterm elections, despite the GOP's plans to change district lines. This ruling has drawn criticism from former President Donald Trump.

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Missouri Supreme Court forbids GOP-drawn map from appearing on ballot pending vote

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Missouri Supreme Court Rules Against GOP Congressional Map Before November Vote