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Missouri's Election Chaos: Court Fight Over Map Threatens November Vote

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Missouri faces a critical court battle over congressional redistricting that could upend November's elections and throw the state's political map into chaos. The dispute centers on allegations of gerrymandering - a practice both parties have exploited for decades, though only one side gets media scrutiny. With the election timeline tightening, courts must decide whether to impose a new map or let voters proceed under the current boundaries.

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