- A congressional map was unanimously upheld by the Supreme Court, leaving both Missouri and Alabama facing redistricting challenges.
- The Missouri Supreme Court handled final challenges to the congressional map, while the NAACP filed a lawsuit against the state.
The Supreme Court is reviewing data collection efforts, prompted by a request from D. John Sauer, as Texas provides voter list data.
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The Supreme Court is reviewing data collection efforts, prompted by a request from D. John Sauer, as Texas provides voter list data.
Who's involved
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The Missouri Supreme Court handled final challenges to the congressional map, while the NAACP filed a lawsuit against the state.Also in this story
- Multiple lawsuits and appeals are underway in Missouri challenging the current congressional district map.
- Missouri Supreme Court throws out congressional maps requested by Donald Trump.
- Catherine Hanaway seeks a Supreme Court stay on the map case, challenging Denny Hoskins' certification.
- The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously allowed a referendum petition to proceed regarding challenges to the U.S. House district boundaries.
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D. John Sauer
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- Trump's DOJ asks the Supreme Court to intervene in a case involving an order from a Biden-appointed judge, with L of W V involved.
- Administration sought court approval for database use on September 8, 2026.
- Supreme Court ruled on September 26, 2026, against restrictions on mail-in voting in Yakima.