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Federal judge backs Missouri's new House map favoring Republicans hours after Supreme Court declines to hear case

Judge Stephen R. Clark said 2025 districts must stay in place for the general election, preserving a map that Republicans say could help them keep seven seats.

  • A federal judge in Missouri temporarily blocked the use of the old congressional districts for the November election after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene in the case.
  • Missouri's Supreme Court ruled that the new congressional map could not be used in November due to a petition demanding a statewide vote, and this injunction was left in place by the U.S. Supreme Court declining an appeal.
  • A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order requiring Missouri to use the new districts backed by Republicans, with the order lasting for further court proceedings.
  • The conflicting court decisions have caused confusion about which map will be used in November, with appeals filed and officials expressing readiness or opposition regarding compliance with these orders.
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Webster County Citizen broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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