US supreme court rejects Missouri Republicans’ appeal to use Trump-backed congressional map in midterms – as it happened
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Supreme court rebuffs Missouri's push to use redrawn congressional map in November The US supreme court will not suspend a ruling from Missouri’s highest state court that prevented the use of a Donald Trump-backed US House map in an upcoming election.
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Supreme court rebuffs Missouri's push to use redrawn congressional map in November The US supreme court will not suspend a ruling from Missouri’s highest state court that prevented the use of a Donald Trump-backed US House map in an upcoming election.
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