Supreme Court Halts Missouri’s New Map | Texas News

The U.S. Supreme Court has paused Missouri’s new congressional map, forcing the state to revert to the 2022 version for November elections amid a chaotic legal battle between federal and state courts. With conflicting rulings leaving election officials in limbo—ballots can’t be printed without knowing the official map—the high court sided with Missouri’s top court, halting the federal judge’s approval of the gerrymandered plan. The state’s Secretary of State now officially directs election teams to use the older map, bringing clarity after weeks of confusion. This messy standoff underscores how judicial wrangling can stall democracy’s machinery right before voters head to the polls.

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