AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - Is It Time To Repeal The 19th Amendment?
American Thinker AI By Nodrog Snave A semi-satirical look at bringing some level of rationality back to the people who, through their votes, dictate America’s destiny.
YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Why Marc Elias thinks this Trump desperation tactic won't fly with the Supreme Court
Donald Trump's desperation continues to grow with the release of each new poll as results show Trump and the Republican Party falling farther out of favor with the American public. But Marc Elias, one of democracy's greatest legal champions in the Trump era, believes at least one of Trump's desperation tactics, his attack on mail-in voting, will fail at the Supreme Court. Elias joins Jen Psaki to talk about why.
NYTIMES (Mitch Smith) - Chaos, Confusion and Court Dockets: The Fight for Missouri’s House Map
After the U.S. Supreme Court blocked a congressional map used in the primary, election officials, candidates and voters are scrambling to adjust before November.
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Missouri justices find elections chief in contempt, but change to old map clears him
Missouri’s top court found the state’s head election official in contempt on Thursday over his push to implement Republicans’ new congressional map, but the judges agreed he is absolved now that he is reverting to the old boundaries. “The civil contemptor has at all times the power to purge himself of any contempt by complying with the order of this court,” Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice W. Brent Powell announced at the end of a two-part hearing involving Secretary of State Denny Hoskins (R). Read more: https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/6082429-missouri-judges-gop-friendly-map-redistricting-battle-supreme-court/ #Missouri #Republicans #Redistricting #SupremeCourt #Gerrymandering #MidtermElections
ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - Supreme Court blocks Republican-favored Missouri election map, ending legal whiplash
There was confusion over the map due to multiple legal tracks being pursued.
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Supreme Court ruling could cost Republicans a House seat pickup in Missouri | DATA NERDS
The Supreme Court’s latest ruling could derail Republicans’ hopes of gaining a House seat in Missouri. Decision Desk HQ’s Geoffrey Skelley explains how the decision complicates the GOP’s push to expand its House majority. #missouri #missourigop #republicans #gop #house #redistricting #supremecourt #scotus #decisiondeskhq #ddhq #datanerds
AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Supreme Court blocks Missouri's GOP-drawn congressional map for the second time
The U.S. Supreme Court shut down a federal judge's attempt to force Missouri's Republican-drawn congressional map into the November midterms, the second time the justices have sided against the map's backers in a matter of days. The Court issued a brief, unsigned order on September 10, 2026, suspending the federal judge's directive that would have […] The post Supreme Court blocks Missouri's GOP-drawn congressional map for the second time appeared first on American Almanac .
The U.S. Supreme Court shut down a federal judge's attempt to force Missouri's Republican-drawn congressional map into the November midterms, the second time the justices have sided against the map's backers in a matter of days. The Court issued a brief, unsigned order on September 10, 2026, suspending the federal judge's directive that would have required the new districts, drawn to give Republicans an advantage in seven of Missouri's eight House seats, to govern the upcoming elections. No justice publicly dissented. No explanation accompanied the order. USA TODAY reported it was the second time the Supreme Court sided with opponents of the map. The result: Missouri's voters, not its legislature, will decide whether the redrawn…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Supreme Court blocks Missouri's GOP-drawn congressional map for the second time
The U.S. Supreme Court shut down a Republican-drawn Missouri congressional map for the second time in three days, leaving voters to decide the redistricting fight at the ballot box this November. The court issued a brief, unsigned order on September 10 suspending a federal judge's ruling that would have forced Missouri to use the new […] The post Supreme Court blocks Missouri's GOP-drawn congressional map for the second time appeared first on American Almanac .
The U.S. Supreme Court shut down a Republican-drawn Missouri congressional map for the second time in three days, leaving voters to decide the redistricting fight at the ballot box this November. The court issued a brief, unsigned order on September 10 suspending a federal judge's ruling that would have forced Missouri to use the new map in the midterm elections. No justice publicly dissented. The order offered no explanation, just a two-word result that ended, at least for now, a weeks-long legal tug-of-war between state and federal courts over which congressional boundaries Missouri voters will use in November. The decision marks the second time in three days the Supreme Court sided against the map. On September 8, Justice Brett…Open
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Supreme Court again tosses out Trump-backed Missouri congressional maps
The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked an order that told Missouri to keep implementing Republicans’ favored 7-1 congressional map, which sparked confusion about what boundaries would be used in the November election. By lifting that federal judge’s directive, it leaves in place a state court directive that tells elections officials to return to the existing map with a 6-2 split. The GOP had pushed for a pickup opportunity as part of the mid-decade redistricting war. Read more: https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/6081621-supreme-court-blocks-missouri-congressional-map/ #SupremeCourt #SCOTUS #Missouri #Redistricting #Republicans #Trump #DrewPetrimoulx
WASHINGTONPOST (Arelis R. Hernández) - Sending armed ICE agents to polling places would be a federal crime, lawsuit says
Latino civil rights groups and Denver sued the Trump administration on Thursday, invoking a law Congress passed in the final months of the Civil War.