Missouri court allows new Trump-backed U.S. House districts to be used in November election
Summary
A Missouri judge has approved new U.S. House district maps supported by President Donald Trump for use in the November election. The judge declined to allow a statewide vote on the districts, and the case may be decided by the Missouri Supreme Court.Key Facts
- A Missouri judge ruled in favor of using new U.S. House districts backed by President Trump in the November elections.
- The judge rejected a request to let Missouri voters decide on the districts through a referendum.
- These new districts were already used in the August primary elections.
- The Missouri Secretary of State, a Republican, rejected a petition with thousands of signatures asking for a November vote on the districts.
- The Secretary of State said Missouri’s Constitution does not allow a public vote on congressional redistricting.
- The ruling is seen as a win for Republicans trying to keep their narrow majority in the U.S. House.
- The case is expected to be reviewed by the Missouri Supreme Court.
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