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A federal appeals court in Missouri ruled that the state's new congressional map must be used in the November elections, potentially leading to a Supreme Court hearing. The ruling has sparked controversy, as critics argue for a statewide referendum on the map and the use of the previous 2022 maps instead.
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A federal appeals court in Missouri ruled that the state's new congressional map must be used in the November elections, potentially leading to a Supreme Court hearing. The ruling has sparked controversy, as critics argue for a statewide referendum on the map and the use of the previous 2022 maps instead.
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