Missouri Supreme Court forbids GOP-drawn map from appearing on ballot pending vote

The Missouri Supreme Court on Thursday squashed Republicans‘ plans to implement a new congressional map before November, ruling voters must first decide on whether to approve the new district lines. The unanimous decision means Missouri…
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