Last week, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that a congressional map must be approved by voters before it can be used, meaning it will not be implemented in the upcoming November election. In New Hampshire, the Democratic primary for Chris Pappas’s House seat features eight candidates, with Stefany Shaheen, daughter of the outgoing senator, and Maura Sullivan, a former Obama administration official, leading the field. The district, which has been reliably blue since 2017, is now viewed by Republicans as flippable, with Donald Trump endorsing Anthony DiLorenzo, a businessman who owns several car dealerships, in the GOP race.
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US Supreme Court Denies Missouri Republicans' Appeal for Trump-Backed Congressional Map
The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that a congressional map must be approved by voters before use, preventing its implementation in the November election. In New Hampshire, the Democratic primary for Chris Pappas’s House seat includes eight candidates, with Trump endorsing Anthony DiLorenzo in the GOP race.
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