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Missouri Rejected the Map. Will Republicans Try Again?
Cleaver says “it’s over,” but Hoskins sees another opening. Any renewed Republican effort would face significant legal and political hurdles.
Missouri voters rejected Proposition A, preserving the state’s 2022 congressional boundaries. But whether Republicans will attempt another redraw remains an open question. For U.S. Rep.…
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