A court has ruled that the congressional map in Missouri is invalid, which may assist Democrats in retaining a seat in the upcoming elections. Additionally, Maryland's high court has allowed voters to decide in November on a proposal aimed at eliminating a Republican-held seat in 2028.
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Missouri congressional map ruled invalid, impacting Democratic representation
A Missouri court has invalidated the state's congressional map, potentially aiding Democrats in maintaining their representation. Meanwhile, Maryland's high court has permitted a voter decision in November regarding a plan to eliminate a GOP-held congressional seat in 2028.
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