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Politics · Courts & law · published 2026-09-05 · via The Hill

Missouri seeks emergency Supreme Court intervention to reinstate disputed congressional districts

Missouri's attorney general filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court late Friday, arguing that a lower court's decision invalidating the state's Republican-leaning congressional map has caused widespread disruption to the upcoming midterm elections. The filing contends that the ruling has created an administrative crisis and requests immediate restoration of the map. The case centers on whether the state's redistricting plan violates federal election laws.

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