The Supreme Court has previously allowed Missouri to conduct its general election using an older congressional map. This map is expected to benefit the Democratic Party in retaining both of its congressional seats in the state.
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Missouri's Congressional Map Dispute Returns to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has permitted Missouri to use an older congressional map for its upcoming general election, which may assist Democrats in maintaining their two congressional seats. This issue has returned to the Supreme Court for further consideration.
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