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US supreme court rejects Republican-drawn midterm map in Missouri for third time, as it happened
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The Supreme Court has blocked Missouri for a third time from using a Republican-drawn congressional map in the November midterm elections, per the AP.
Key facts
- In July, Donald Trump gave a speech saying DHS had found a combined 278,000 non-citizens on the rolls in Nevada, California, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
- Donald Trump went on a social media posting spree on Friday night, posting 18 self-promotional videos and images on his Truth Social account in less than 30 minutes
- Donald Trump is canceling nearly $1bn in spending approved by Congress, the White House announced, using a rare and contested power to axe funding for immigrant services and diversity-focused
- Campaign Legal Center, the ACLU of Missouri and ACLU Voting Rights Project filed amicus briefs at the Missouri Supreme Court
Summary
The justices granted a request by the map’s opponents to suspend lower court decisions that had required the reconfigured US House of Representatives district boundaries to be used in the 3 November midterm elections. The back-and-forth is occurring as absentee voting is already underway in Missouri. 3h ago White House blocks CNN from Tennessee trip on Air Force One - report. 6h ago US supreme court rejects Republican-drawn map in Missouri for third time.