US EditionMissouri state House passes Trump-backed congressional map
Missouri Republicans advanced a Trump-backed map to gain a likely seventh House seat, intensifying the 2026 midterms fight with Democrats promising legal challenges.
- Missouri's Republican-led House passed a congressional redistricting plan backed by President Donald Trump, aimed at enhancing Republican victories in the upcoming elections.
- The new plan seeks to improve Republicans' chances of winning seven of the eight U.S. House seats in Missouri, one more than they currently hold.
- The redistricting targets the Kansas City district held by Democratic U.S. Emanuel Cleaver, extending it into areas with more Republican voters and reducing the number of Black and minority voters.
- Rep. Ray Reed criticized the plan, stating that Republicans are 'bending a knee to Donald Trump and pushing through these racist, gerrymandered districts.
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UpstractMissouri state House approves new Trump-backed congressional map boosting Republicans
The Missouri House of Representatives on Tuesday approved plans to redraw state congressional districts as part of President Trump’s push to boost the Republican majority in Congress.
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Missouri House OVERWHELMINGLY Passes New Congressional Map — Slashes Democrats Down to Just ONE Seat | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
The Missouri House of Representatives, controlled by Republicans, passed a sweeping new congressional map that will likely reduce Democratic representation to just one seat in the U.S.
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The Missouri House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to approve a new congressional map that will effectively draw out one Democrat-controlled U.S. House seat. With the maps passed in the House and expected to soon clear the state’s Senate, the Show Me State is set to become the second Republican-controlled state to approve new maps as Republicans seek to retain control of the House next November. The 90-65 vote puts Missouri one step closer t…
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