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Confusion Surrounds Missouri Congressional Elections Due to Competing Court Orders

Confusion regarding Missouri's congressional elections has arisen due to conflicting court orders about the state's redistricting plan. A federal judge temporarily blocked the use of old congressional districts, while the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a decision mandating their use. The situation leaves voters uncertain about which districts will be in effect for the upcoming elections.

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David A. Lieb Lindsay Whitehurst Catherine Hanaway Denny Hoskins Chuck Hatfield

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Confusion regarding Missouri's congressional elections has arisen due to conflicting court orders about the state's redistricting plan. A federal judge temporarily blocked the use of old congressional districts, while the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a decision mandating their use. The situation leaves voters uncertain about which districts will be in effect for the upcoming elections.

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Confusion Surrounds Missouri Congressional Elections Due to Competing Court Orders