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Supreme Court Denies Missouri's Appeal to Use New Congressional Map

The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Missouri officials to use new congressional districts in the November elections, affirming a decision by the Missouri Supreme Court that suspended the new map due to a citizen petition. The ruling is seen as a setback for Republicans who aimed to utilize the new map to maintain their House majority, as the state will revert to districts established after the last census.

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The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Missouri officials to use new congressional districts in the November elections, affirming a decision by the Missouri Supreme Court that suspended the new map due to a citizen petition. The ruling is seen as a setback for Republicans who aimed to utilize the new map to maintain their House majority, as the state will revert to districts established after the last census.

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Supreme Court rejects Missouri's push to use new Republican-drawn U.S. House map in November

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Supreme Court Denies Missouri's Appeal to Use New Congressional Map