The Supreme Court has invalidated a congressional redistricting plan supported by former President Trump in Missouri, blocking its use in the upcoming midterm elections. The ruling means the state will instead proceed with its previously established 2022 district boundaries. Legal challenges to election maps have intensified as courts weigh claims over partisan fairness and representation. The decision highlights ongoing disputes over how voting districts are drawn following the 2020 Census.
The Supreme Court rejected a Trump-backed Missouri congressional map, ensuring the state will use its 2022 districts for the midterm elections.
