Missouri Court halts GOP map, directs fall referendum on redistricting
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The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously paused the GOP-drawn congressional map and ordered a fall referendum, keeping the old map in place for November and likely preserving Democrats’ hold on Emanuel Cleaver’s Kansas City district; the decision creates a rare midterm scenario where primary results used one map but the general election will rely on the previous lines, with potential further legal action.
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- Missouri Supreme Court Delivers Win for Democrats in Redistricting Case The New York Times
- Missouri Supreme Court puts referendum to overturn new congressional map on ballot stlpr.org
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