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Supreme Court Asked to Review Missouri Congressional Map Dispute

The Supreme Court is being asked to intervene in a dispute over Missouri's congressional map for the upcoming November election. The group People Not Politicians filed an emergency petition to halt a lower court's order requiring the use of a 2025 map, which could benefit Republicans, while a Missouri Supreme Court ruling favored the use of a 2022 map. A response from Missouri officials is expected by Thursday as the election deadline approaches.

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The Supreme Court is being asked to intervene in a dispute over Missouri's congressional map for the upcoming November election. The group People Not Politicians filed an emergency petition to halt a lower court's order requiring the use of a 2025 map, which could benefit Republicans, while a Missouri Supreme Court ruling favored the use of a 2022 map. A response from Missouri officials is expected by Thursday as the election deadline approaches.

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Supreme Court urged to wade into legal mess over Missouri congressional map

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Supreme Court Asked to Review Missouri Congressional Map Dispute