Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe (R) expressed disappointment following a Supreme Court decision mandating that Missouri utilize its previous congressional map for the upcoming November election. In a statement, Kehoe remarked, "It is disappointing that today’s decision by the United States Supreme Court means Missouri will conduct its November general election under the old map." This ruling affects the redistricting efforts that were championed by Kehoe last year.
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Missouri Supreme Court Requires Use of Old Congressional Map for November Election
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe expressed disappointment after the Supreme Court ruled that the state must use its old congressional map for the November election. The decision impacts the redistricting efforts he supported last year.
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