Jason Rosenbaum
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 11 Sep
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The state Supreme Court ruled that a referendum over congressional lines aimed at ousting Democrat Emmanuel Cleaver can go forward, and that means that a different map with a district Cleaver is favored to win will be in effect in November.
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He says the Supreme Court is giving Missouri voters a chance to push back against the Trump backed redistricting plan.
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Missouri's Attorney General, a Republican, is appealing the case to the US Supreme Court.
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For NPR News, I'm Jason Rosenbaum in St.
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Wesley Bell defeated Cori Bush in the 2024 Democratic primary by about five percentage points.
He says he's earned the right to return to Washington to obtain much-needed funds for the St.
Louis region.
But Bush is hoping St.
Louisans reject a multi-million dollar ad campaign from pro-Israel groups.
She's called for an end to military aid to the country, while Bell supports continued assistance.
If Bush wins, she'll join several other Democratic candidates critical of Israel who've prevailed in primaries.
For NPR News, I'm Jason Rosenbaum in St.
Louis.
Missouri lawmakers passed a map last year that seeks to convert Democratic Representative Emanuel Cleaver's Kansas City-based district into a GOP-leaning seat.
But two voters sued, contending that the submission of referendum signatures prevented that map from going into effect.
But the Missouri Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the new map is in effect until Missouri's Secretary of State verifies it has enough signatures.
That might not happen until a few days before the state's primary, and that may be too late into the election process to switch to a map that's more favorable to Cleaver.
The court's decision comes as states like Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee are eliminating heavily Democratic majority-minority seats, thanks to the U.S.
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