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Supreme Court Rejects Missouri's Republican-Drawn Congressional Map
The ruling blocks a GOP redistricting plan ahead of November midterm elections, ending a legal dispute over ballot composition.
What to know
- The Supreme Court blocked Missouri's GOP-drawn congressional map from being used in November's midterm elections.
- The ruling ends a legal dispute that had created uncertainty about what ballots would contain in the state.
- The decision leaves unclear what map will replace the rejected Republican version before the November elections.
U.S. Supreme Court Decision-makerMissouri State subject to ruling
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“The US Supreme Court said Missouri can't use a Republican-drawn congressional map in the November midterm elections, resolving a complicated legal fight that has caused confusion and uncertainty over what will appear on ballots in the state.”
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