Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a federal judge's order requiring Missouri to use a gerrymandered congressional map in November, putting the state back on course to conduct the election using districts drawn in 2022. The unsigned order did not disclose the vote or explain the court's reasoning, and no justice publicly dissented.
Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a federal judge's order requiring Missouri to use a gerrymandered congressional map in November, putting the state back on course to conduct the election using districts...
The unsigned order did not disclose the vote or explain the court's reasoning, and no justice publicly dissented.
Thursday's ruling is the latest turn in a legal fight that has bounced between the Missouri Supreme Court, a federal district judge, the 8th U.S.
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Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a federal judge's order requiring Missouri to use a gerrymandered congressional map in November, putting the state back on course to conduct the election using districts drawn in 2022. The unsigned order did not disclose the vote or explain the court's reasoning, and no justice publicly dissented. Thursday's ruling is the latest turn in a legal fight that has bounced between the Missouri Supreme Court, a federal district judge, the 8th U.S.
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