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Cleaver, Brattin react after Supreme Court settles Missouri congressional map for November

Cleaver welcomed the clarity of the map ruling and said he would pursue legislation against mid-decade redistricting if reelected.

Cleaver, Brattin react after Supreme Court settles Missouri congressional map for November
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The Supreme Court ruled Missouri must use its 2022 congressional map for the November election, clarifying the district in which Emanuel Cleaver and Rick Brattin will run. Brattin criticized the ruling’s effect on his campaign, while Cleaver said he would seek legislation against mid-decade redistricting if reelected.

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Supreme Court Rejects Use of Trump-Backed Missouri Congressional Map

Outlets agree that the Supreme Court rejected an effort to use Missouri’s 2025 congressional map for the November 2026 election, leaving the 2022 boundaries in place, including for Emanuel Cleaver’s district. Left-leaning outlets foreground the map’s partisan aim and the legal grounds for opposing its use, while noting that Cleaver’s district remains under the prior boundaries. Center outlets emphasize the ruling’s procedural and election effects, including which districts will be used and candidates’ reactions.

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