The appeal to the Supreme Court follows conflicting rulings regarding the use of a new congressional map in Missouri. The map is reported to favor Republican candidates in the upcoming November midterm elections.
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Supreme Court asked to resolve Missouri dispute over congressional map
The Supreme Court has been asked to intervene in a dispute in Missouri concerning a new congressional map. This map, which has been the subject of conflicting rulings, is said to favor Republican candidates for the November midterm elections.
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Supreme Court is asked to settle Missouri dispute causing electoral chaos
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Supreme Court asked to resolve Missouri dispute over congressional map