Missouri court blocks Trump-backed U.S. House map and orders it to be put to a vote
Republicans had hoped Missouri's new congressional boundaries could help them win an additional seat and hold onto their slim House majority in the midterms.
11 articles from PBS NewsHour, The Guardian World, The Washington Post, The Hill and 4 more.
Missouri's Supreme Court unanimously blocked new congressional maps backed by President Trump from being used in the November election, ordering a statewide vote on the redistricting plan instead. Republicans had sought the new boundaries to gain an additional House seat, but the ruling prevents them from taking effect before the midterms. The decision represents a setback for Republicans in the broader redistricting battle, as elections will proceed under the state's existing congressional lines.
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Several outlets emphasize the ruling as a setback or blow to Republicans' midterm strategy, foregrounding the partisan impact of blocking the map that would have helped the GOP gain an additional seat.
The Guardian World · The Washington Post · The Hill · CBS News
This outlet leads with Trump's response to the decision, quoting his characterization of the ruling as "ridiculous" rather than focusing primarily on the procedural or partisan implications.
Fox News
These outlets emphasize the mechanism of the court's decision—that it ordered the map to be put to voters—rather than leading with the partisan advantage at stake.
PBS NewsHour · ABC Politics · NBC News
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The Missouri Supreme Court has blocked a new House map backed by President Trump from being used in the November election, a setback in Republicans' efforts to pick up an additional House seat.
The Missouri Supreme Court dealt a blow to President Trump and Republicans Thursday, ruling the GOP could not issue a new map aimed at giving the party an additional seat in the House until the congressional lines are approved by voters in November. The decision is a setback for…
The court said a referendum seeking to put the map up for a vote must be placed on the ballot, meaning the state’s elections this fall will take place under its old congressional lines.