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Missouri\u2019s top court is hearing an important legal challenge Tuesday to one of President Trump\u2019s earliest redistricting successes, while lawmakers in Louisiana and South Carolina weigh whether to become the latest Republican states to redraw U.S. House districts ahead of the November midterm elections.<\/p>\n

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Rather than waning, a national redistricting battle that began 10 months ago has intensified \u2014 inflamed by a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that weakened the federal Voting Rights Act and provided grounds for states to try to eliminate voting districts with large minority populations.<\/p>\n

Missouri was the second Republican state after Texas to heed Trump\u2019s call last year to redraw congressional districts to help the GOP win additional seats in the midterms. At issue before the Missouri Supreme Court is whether the new districts violate a state constitutional requirement to be compact, and whether they can remain in place for the midterms despite an initiative petition seeking to force a public referendum. <\/p>\n

In South Carolina, the issue facing Republican lawmakers is whether redrawing the state\u2019s lone Democratic-held seat could open the door to a clean sweep for Republicans or backfire with losses by making more districts competitive for Democrats. State senators have yet to decide whether to allow consideration of a redistricting plan put forth in the House after the legislature\u2019s regular work ends Thursday. <\/p>\n

Congressional redistricting also is under consideration in Louisiana, where the Supreme Court\u2019s recent ruling invalidated a majority-Black district as an illegal racial gerrymander. The state\u2019s May 16 congressional primaries already have been postponed. What remains undecided is how many seats Republicans will try to pick up while redrawing the districts.<\/p>\n

Alabama also is poised to switch its congressional districts after the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday overturned an order mandating use of a map with two largely Black districts. The high court sent the case back to a lower court, where plaintiffs quickly requested a new order stopping Alabama from switching U.S. House districts. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Tuesday set an Aug. 11 date for special congressional primaries in the four impacted districts \u2014 the 1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th.<\/p>\n

The winner-take-all primaries will select nominees first in the midterms.<\/p>\n

\u201cFor years, we have fought for this outcome, and I am proud to celebrate this win for Alabamians,\u201d Ivey said.<\/p>\n

Republicans think they could gain as many as 14 seats from new House maps enacted so far in Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Florida and Tennessee. Democrats, meanwhile, think they could gain six seats from new maps in California and Utah. The Virginia Supreme Court last week struck down a redistricting effort that could have yielded four more winnable seats for Democrats.<\/p>\n

South Carolina weighs political risks of redistricting<\/h2>\n

A South Carolina House committee is to consider Tuesday whether to send a congressional redistricting plan to the full chamber for debate. The House also appears poised to pass legislation that could delay the June 9 congressional primaries until August to allow time for new districts to be enacted. That comes even as some absentee and overseas military ballots already have been cast.<\/p>\n

Any redistricting effort also must clear the Senate, where support is less certain. Two-thirds of senators have to agree before the regular General Assembly session ends Thursday to let the legislature take up redistricting later.<\/p>\n

Trump said on social media Monday that he was closely watching the redistricting vote, urging South Carolina senators to \u201cbe bold and courageous\u201d and to delay the House primaries so new districts can be drawn.<\/p>\n

Although Republicans have a supermajority in the chamber, several senators aren\u2019t sure the proposed map guarantees the GOP will win the seat long-held by Democratic U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn. They also think enough Democratic voters could be pushed into other districts that the plan could backfire, resulting in a 5-2 or even a 4-3 Republican split.<\/p>\n

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Some also question whether it is fair for Republicans to get all the seats in a state where the Democratic presidential candidate has gotten at least 40% of the vote every election this century, even if Trump is asking for the new map.<\/p>\n

Louisiana GOP looks to target one or two seats<\/h2>\n

State Sen. Caleb Kleinpeter, a Republican who oversees the Louisiana Senate committee tasked with redistricting, said his panel plans to vote Tuesday on a U.S. House map, with a full Senate vote expected Thursday.<\/p>\n

The committee has several options, including versions that would leave Democrats favored in one district or none. Kleinpeter said a map that eliminated all majority-Black districts would be difficult to defend in court. <\/p>\n

Last Friday, dozens of people urged lawmakers to retain two majority-Black districts during a grueling nine-hour hearing that featured civil rights activists and the only four Black congressmen elected to represent the state since the end of Reconstruction. <\/p>\n

Missouri map splits Kansas City district<\/h2>\n

Six Republicans and two Democrats currently represent Missouri in the U.S. House under a map passed by the Republican-led legislature after the 2020 census. But with Trump\u2019s backing, Republican state officials adopted a new map last September that improves their chances of winning an additional seat by targeting a Kansas City district held by longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, who previously was the city\u2019s first Black mayor.<\/p>\n

The new House map places portions of Kansas City in neighboring Republican districts and stretches the remainder of Cleaver\u2019s 5th District eastward into Republican-heavy rural areas. A state judge in March rejected an assertion that the map violates a constitutional compactness requirement, finding that the new districts on average are more compact \u2014 even if the 5th District is not. That was appealed to the state Supreme Court.<\/p>\n

A separate case also being argued Tuesday at the state Supreme Court contends the new districts should have been automatically suspended in December when opponents submitted more than 300,000 petition signatures seeking to force a statewide referendum.<\/p>\n

Republican Attorney General Catherine Hanaway and Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins contend the new districts can be suspended only if \u2014 and after \u2014 Hoskins determines the petition meets constitutional requirements and has enough valid signatures. Hoskins has until Aug. 4, the day of Missouri\u2019s primary elections, to make that determination. <\/p>\n

A state judge in March agreed with Republicans\u2019 position while also ruling that the plaintiffs lacked grounds to sue and had done so too soon.<\/p>\n

Lieb, Collins, Brook and Chandler write for the Associated Press. Brook reported from Baton Rouge, La., Chandler from Montgomery, Ala., Collins from Columbia, S.C., and Lieb from Jefferson City, Mo. <\/i><\/p>\n

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