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2025 map proponents say Missouri should use same districts for primary, November election

Onder joined other plaintiffs in asking the Supreme Court to allow Missouri’s 2025 congressional map for the November election.

2025 map proponents say Missouri should use same districts for primary, November election
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Congressman Bob Onder, State Sen. Rick Brattin and other plaintiffs urged the Supreme Court to let Missouri use its 2025 congressional map in November. People Not Politicians argued that the election had already begun under the 2022 map.

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ALSO MENTIONED  David Stras, 8th Circuit judge whose separate opinion questioned the challengers’ standing; Denny Hoskins, Missouri secretary of state supporting use of the 2025 map; Richard von Glahn, People Not Politicians plaintiff challenging the map

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Supreme Court Orders Missouri to Use 2022 Congressional Map

The Supreme Court ordered Missouri to use its 2022 congressional map for the 2026 election, rejecting the 2025 map. Rep. Robert Onder was among the plaintiffs who argued that the 2025 map should govern the general election. Left-leaning outlets frame the 2025 map critically and stress its potential partisan benefit. Center outlets focus more on the competing legal and election-process arguments, though some also describe the map as intended to improve Republican chances.

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