Court throws out Missouri congressional map, helping Democrats keep seat

Missouri's Supreme Court struck down the state's congressional map, a decision that favors Democrats by keeping a Democratic seat intact amid redistricting controversies. This ruling comes as part of a broader national debate over gerrymandering, where political parties redraw district lines to maximize their electoral advantage. Meanwhile, Maryland's high court is also paving the way for voters to consider eliminating a GOP-held seat in 2028, highlighting the ongoing tussle over electoral fairness and representation. These developments are crucial as they could reshape political landscapes and influence future elections.