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Politics · Elections · published 2026-09-03 · via Roll Call

Redistricting rulings in two states give Democrats a lift

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Missouri's top court overturned a lower court ruling and barred a new Republican congressional map from use in November, preserving the existing lines. In Maryland, the state's highest court permitted a constitutional amendment that would enable Democrats to redraw congressional districts before 2028 to appear on the ballot. Both decisions are victories for Democrats as they contest House control in a challenging political climate.

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