Redrawn Missouri Congressional Map Faces Final Challenge in Missouri Supreme Court
Justices are weighing whether more than 300,000 signatures can force a vote on the map and which district lines will govern November elections.
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Judges corner GOP lawyers over move to block voters from redistricting fight
Missouri's Supreme Court grilled attorneys defending Secretary of State Denny Hoskins on Wednesday, repeatedly pressing them to explain why voters shouldn't get a say on the state's new gerrymandered congressional map this November.The case, reported on by the Missouri Independent, marks the final legal showdown before Election Day over a redistricting plan Republicans rammed through during a 2025 special session. At stake isn't just whether the…
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Missouri Supreme Court questions effort to keep redistricting referendum off ballot
The Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday heard the case to determine if voters see a referendum this year on congressional redistricting.
Missouri Supreme Court hears oral arguments on congressional redistricting cases
Missouri’s Supreme Court has heard oral arguments Wednesday in two key cases involving Missouri’s new congressional redistricting map and referendums. State Sen. Nick Schroer (R-O’Fallon) speaks on the Missouri Senate floor in Jefferson City on January 29, 2025 (file photo courtesy of Dean Morgan at Senate Communications) Legislation redrawing Missouri’s eight congressional districts was approved by the GOP-controlled Missouri Legislature and si…
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