<p>The Supreme Court on Friday declined to allow a new Missouri congressional map that was backed by former President Donald Trump, concluding a long-running legal dispute as absentee voting for the midterm elections is already underway.</p><p>The justices reversed a federal appeals court ruling that would have reinstated the Republican-friendly map for the November elections, which are significant for determining control of Congress. There were no noted dissents among the justices.</p>
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Supreme Court Rejects Missouri Congressional Map Supported by Trump
The Supreme Court has ruled against the use of a Missouri congressional map supported by Donald Trump, ending a legal dispute as absentee voting for the midterm elections begins. The decision reverses a previous federal appeals court ruling that would have allowed the map's use.
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