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Missouri’s old map set to see use in midterms
Headline from Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri is poised to hold its November election with congressional districts passed after the last census, after the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday again rejected a new map backed by President Donald Trump that Republicans hoped could help them win an additional seat in the p…
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"The Show Me State will not be run into the ground like the communists running NYC on my watch," Secretary of State Denny Hoskins said on social media following the court's order.
The no-holds-barred fight over congressional maps in Missouri has reached a new level of intensity with the state’s high court opening a contempt probe into Secretary of State Denny Hoskins.
Missouri activist group People Not Politicians has filed an emergency order in an attempt to hold the Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins in contempt.
Tuesday was supposed to be the deciding day in the Missouri congressional map debacle and whether the new map would be used in the November general election. But voters and lawmakers now find themselves just as confused as ever.
The fight over which House districts will be used in November’s general election remained unsettled after contradictory decisions from the Supreme Court and a federal district judge in St. Louis.
Missouri's redistricting is in chaos. The deadline to lock in the state's ballot has passed, but two competing court rulings are causing continued confusion about what map will be used in November. Join The Hill Legal Affairs Editor Zach Schonfeld and Legal Affairs Reporter Sophie Brams as they brea…
Federal and state courts in Missouri are at odds over which congressional map the Show-Me State will use for the November election, creating a legal mess that could cost Republicans a seat in the House of Representatives.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A national redistricting battle has left a scar on Missouri — and left voters befuddled — two months before a pivotal November election that will determine control of Congress and affect the fate of President Donald Trump’s agenda.
An anti-gerrymandering group has asked the US Supreme Court to prevent Missouri from utilizing a new voting map that favors Republicans during the November election to determine control of Congress.
Opponents of redistricting in Missouri appealed to U.S. Supreme Court after an appeals court let stand a new map backed by President Donald Trump. It’s is the latest turn Wednesday in the legal battle over the 2025 redistricting.
Some legal scholars believe there are procedural and other issues with St. Louis District Judge's Stephen Clark's order that make it unlikely to hold up. But the Republican-dominated Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals declined to quickly swat it down.
Missouri's redistricting battle reached the Supreme Court for a second time after an appeals panel on Wednesday refused to halt an order instructing Missouri Republicans to move ahead with their favored congressional map.
By John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — A fast-moving legal battle over Missouri’s effort to eke an additional Republican seat out of its congressional map for this year’s midterm election returned to the US Supreme Court on Wednesday, a day after Justice Brett Kavanaugh had effectively rejected the same propos…
A showdown over Missouri's congressional map has taken several turns in the last week, as competing court rulings leave lingering questions about which district boundaries should be in effect for the midterms.
Challengers to a redrawn congressional map in Missouri aimed at favoring Republicans asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to suspend a federal judge's order that allowed only those reconfigured boundaries to be used in November's midterm elections.
Opponents requested an emergency filing as state’s elections plunged into uncertainty over redrawn districts Opponents of congressional redistricting in Missouri appealed to the US supreme court on Wednesday after a federal panel let stand a ruling allowing the state to use a new map backed by Donal…
