<p>Opponents requested an emergency filing as the state's elections faced uncertainty over redrawn districts.</p><p>Opponents of congressional redistricting in Missouri appealed to the US Supreme Court on Wednesday after a federal panel upheld a ruling allowing the state to use a new map supported by Donald Trump in the upcoming midterm elections.</p><p>The challengers of the map, including a group opposed to the Republican-drawn map called People Not Politicians, made the request in an emergency filing, acting quickly after Stephen Clark, a St. Louis-based chief US district judge, issued his decision on Tuesday.</p>
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Missouri's Redistricting Map Approved by Federal Panel Challenged in Supreme Court
Opponents of Missouri's congressional redistricting map have appealed to the US Supreme Court following a federal panel's approval of the map, which is backed by Donald Trump. The challengers filed an emergency request after a ruling by a federal judge allowed the map to be used in the upcoming midterm elections.
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