Missouri Republicans blame state court in Supreme Court brief
1 Sep 24 · 5d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
In briefs filed to the U.S. Supreme Court, Missouri Republicans and state officials collectively blame the Missouri Supreme Court for the election chaos, omitting their own deliberate delay tactics in the process.
“Missouri's goal throughout this litigation has been to run an orderly and fair congressional election. However, the Missouri Supreme Court's September 3, 2026 order—changing Missouri's congressional map one month after the Primary Election—virtually guaranteed that would be impossible.”
Lawyers for Missouri's attorney general
Denny Hoskins Missouri Secretary of State (R)Missouri Supreme Court State appellate courtMissouri Republican candidates and officials Political actors8th Circuit Court of Appeals Federal appellate court
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NEW: Missouri Republicans asked the Supreme Court to reinstate a congressional gerrymander weeks before Election Day. While the near-yearlong battle was deliberately dragged out by GOP officials, the party is now collectively shifting blame to the same scapegoat: the Missouri Supreme Court.
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