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A Missouri court upholds state Senate districts in the first test of revised redistricting rules - Vimarsana News

A Missouri court upholds state Senate districts in the first test of revised redistricting rules

A Missouri judge has upheld the constitutionality of the state's Senate districts

Judge rules against challenge to Missouri Senate district map - Vimarsana News

Judge rules against challenge to Missouri Senate district map

The state Senate district map is constitutional despite its splits to political subdivisions in St. Louis County and northwest Missouri, Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem ruled Tuesday.

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The nation in brief: Romney says won't run for reelection

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A Missouri court upholds state Senate districts in the first test of revised redistricting rules – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

A Missouri court upholds state Senate districts in the first test of revised redistricting rules – Winnipeg Free Press

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A Missouri court upholds state Senate districts in the first test of revised redistricting rules - Vimarsana News

A Missouri court upholds state Senate districts in the first test of revised redistricting rules

A Missouri judge has upheld the constitutionality of the state's Senate districts in a case that provided the first legal test of revised redistricting criteria approved by voters. Cole County Circuit Judge Jon Beetem rejected claims that the Senate map unlawfully divided certain local governments into multiple Senate districts, but an attorney said Wednesday that his clients are considering an appeal. “We are concerned that the ruling announces a new and incorrect standard that could affect redistricting for a long time," said attorney Chuck Hatfield, who represents voters ...

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