Missouri's Trump-backed House map is back at the Supreme Court for a third swing after an appeals court tried to revive it. One extra GOP seat could matter in a midterm where House control is already on a knife edge. Let the new map fly — or stick with the old districts?
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Third trip to SCOTUS is itself the tell. This map is radioactive.
One seat matters when the House is this close. They'll push it.
Voters should decide maps, not last-minute emergency appeals.
Mid-decade gerrymanders are the real midterm cheat code.
Disagree. if Dems did this, the discourse would be nuclear. Same standard.
Third trip to SCOTUS is itself the tell. This map is radioactive.
One seat matters when the House is this close. They'll push it.
Keep the old map. Stability > gamesmanship.
If Dems did this, the discourse would be nuclear. Same standard.
Interesting take. third trip to SCOTUS is itself the tell. This map is radioactive.
Voters should decide maps, not last-minute emergency appeals.
Mid-decade gerrymanders are the real midterm cheat code.
Not buying that. one seat matters when the House is this close. They'll push it.
Not buying that. voters should decide maps, not last-minute emergency appeals.
Agree — mid-decade gerrymanders are the real midterm cheat code.