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Missouri’s voting maps saga reaches supreme court after conflicting rulings

Appeal against federal panel’s approval of Trump-backed maps is latest move in legal back-and-forth spanning four courts A high-stakes legal battle over Missouri’s congressional map returned on Wednesday to the US supreme court, after a series of conflicting decisions threw the state’s elections into turmoil less than two months before the November midterm elections. On Wednesday, a federal appeals court panel declined to block a ruling ordering Missouri to use the newly drawn congressional…

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Missouri’s voting maps saga reaches supreme court after conflicting rulings
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