Missouri's redistricting battle reached the Supreme Court for a second time after an appeals panel on September 6, 2026, refused to halt an order instructing Missouri Republicans to proceed with their proposed congressional map. A Democratic-aligned organizer is attempting to challenge the Republicans' map by putting it to voters through a referendum.
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Missouri's Redistricting Case Returns to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is revisiting Missouri's redistricting case after an appeals panel upheld an order for Republicans to implement their congressional map. A Democratic organizer is working to challenge this map through a voter referendum.
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Missouri’s GOP-friendly congressional map returns to Supreme Court
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Missouri's Redistricting Case Returns to Supreme Court