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The Supreme Court rejected an effort to restore Missouri’s Trump-backed congressional map for the midterm elections, leaving the prior districts in place. The ruling preserves the district boundaries used in 2022 and 2024, including the lines around Rep. Emanuel Cleaver’s district.
Republican House candidate and plaintiff in the lawsuit seeking use of the revised map
ALSO MENTIONED Denny Hoskins, Missouri secretary of state who rejected the referendum petition and directed election officials to use the new map; Mike Kehoe, Missouri governor who urged the revised map; Shawn Kieffer, Kansas City election director who welcomed resolution of the dispute; Stephen Clark, U.S. district judge who issued an order in favor of the revised map
Republican House candidate and plaintiff in the lawsuit seeking use of the revised map
ALSO MENTIONED Denny Hoskins, Missouri secretary of state who rejected the referendum petition and directed election officials to use the new map; Mike Kehoe, Missouri governor who urged the revised map; Shawn Kieffer, Kansas City election director who welcomed resolution of the dispute; Stephen Clark, U.S. district judge who issued an order in favor of the revised map
Cites Associated Press
This article cites Associated Press as its original publisher. ChamberLight has not verified that it is a republication, so the scores are HuffPost's own.
