Supreme Court denies bid to reinstate new congressional map in Missouri
The Supreme Court declined to reinstate Missouri’s proposed new congressional map for the upcoming elections. missouri officials had sought to have the map reinstated after the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that voters would need to approve it via a ballot measure. Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who handles emergency petitions from Missouri, denied the emergency application without elaboration. As a result, the existing congressional map used during the 2022 and 2024 elections remains in effect, and the new map is scheduled for a vote. The article also discusses subscription options for the Washington Examiner and provides data about their paywall and subscription services.
The Supreme Court denied an effort by Missouri officials to reinstate a new congressional map for the November election after the Missouri Supreme Court ruled voters would have to approve the new map via a ballot measure.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the justice assigned to handle emergency petitions from Missouri, denied the emergency application, declining to elaborate on his decision. The order late Tuesday means the Missouri Supreme Court ruling reinstating the congressional map used during the 2022 and 2024 elections, and placing the new congressional map up for a vote, remains in effect.
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