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Missouri’s Republican governor orders redraw of US House districts as redistricting fight expands

Missouri's special session aims to redraw U.S. House districts to increase Republican seats from six to potentially seven ahead of 2026 midterms, reflecting a broader GOP strategy.

  • Republican Governor Mike Kehoe ordered a special session for Missouri's General Assembly to redraw congressional maps, starting on September 3.
  • The proposed map could allow Republicans to gain one seat by reshaping Rep. Emanuel Cleaver's district.
  • Kehoe stated that the redistricting reflects Missouri values, claiming, 'no existing member will be displaced.'
  • Rep. Emanuel Cleaver criticized the redistricting as an 'unprecedented directive' and an 'unconstitutional attack' on democracy.
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Las Vegas Sun broke the news in Las Vegas, United States on Friday, August 29, 2025.
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