Missouri Republicans eye fresh congressional district redraw

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 14:48 · Archive

Missouri Republicans are considering redrawing congressional districts after a Supreme Court ruling on race-based districts.

Missouri Republicans are eyeing a potential redrawing of the state's congressional districts, particularly Congressional District 1, according to Governor Mike Kehoe. This consideration follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision that ruled race-based districts unconstitutional.

The timing of any redraw remains uncertain, as a November vote could significantly impact whether Republicans proceed with their plans to reshape the congressional map.

How it is being reported

• Could Missouri redraw congressional districts again?Missouri’s congressional map might not be settled: Republicans are eyeing St. Louis next, but November’s vote could make that a lot harder.KCTV5 · 7 Oct, 14:13
• Could Missouri redraw congressional districts again?Missouri Republicans have eyed Congressional District 1 since the U.S. Supreme Court decided race-based districts are unconstitutional, according to Gov. Mike Kehoe.KY3 · 7 Oct, 00:26

In this story: Missouri · Mike Kehoe · U.S. Supreme Court · Congressional District 1 · St. Louis

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