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Missouri House passes new congressional district map, moves to Senate

New congressional districts are one step closer to reality after the Missouri House of Representatives passed HB1 early Tuesday afternoon.

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Missouri to pass new House map to make Kansas City district Republican

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Missouri lawmakers pass new congressional map that could help Republicans flip a House seat

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Missouri Senate approves congressional redistricting map

Republican Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has the final say on a congressional redistricting map that would split an existing House district seat held by Democrat Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II.

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Missouri Senate OKs new congressional map to help GOP in 2026 midterm election

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GOP's plan to crack Kansas City drives Missouri’s mid-decade redistricting

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An in-depth look at Missouri's redistricting process and how it could impact Kansas City

The Missouri House of Representatives perfected a bill to redistrict the state's U.S. Congressional boundaries on Monday night.

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Missouri gives GOP an extra House seat as gerrymandering battle continues

The Missouri Senate passed a new congressional map on Friday that will likely give Republicans an extra seat in the House of Representatives in next year's elections. It's the latest state to change its maps ahead of the 2026 midterms.

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Kansas Republicans might redistrict to help defeat the state's only Democrat in Congress

Statehouse Republicans already redrew Democrat Sharice Davids' district in 2022. They may try again, joining the national gerrymandering battle over the U.S. House of Representatives.

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Missouri House votes to perfect redistricting bill, sets final vote for Tuesday

The Missouri House of Representatives voted Monday night to advance a redistricting map that would alter Kansas City’s congressional map.

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Kansas Democrats’ ‘fight back’ tour stop in Hays shows they need to fight harder

Kansas House Democrats made a recent stop in Hays on their statewide “fight back” tour. The event drew an impressive crowd of more than 100 people who overflowed into the various alcoves and hallways of the Glassman Bird Law Firm to listen to our representatives.