最高法院再次阻止密苏里州使用特朗普支持的国会选区地图


2026年9月10日 美国东部时间11:00 / 福克斯新闻

密苏里州8月4日的初选已按新地图完成投票,这让11月的大选前景充满不确定性

作者:埃里克·麦克,福克斯新闻
发布时间:2026年9月10日 上午11:00 美国东部时间 | 更新时间:2026年9月10日 上午11:36 美国东部时间

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最高法院再次驳回了密苏里州使用总统唐纳德·特朗普支持的国会选区地图的尝试。

“针对布雷特·卡瓦诺大法官提交的暂缓执行申请,经其转交本院后,本院予以批准,”周四的裁决书中写道。

最高法院的简短命令未署名,也未给出解释,这在大法官们处理紧急事务时是常见做法。没有大法官公开反对这项决定。

密苏里州总检察长提起请愿 要求最高法院恢复特朗普支持的重划选区地图

最高法院外景。(瓦莱丽·普莱希/图片联盟 via 盖蒂图片社)

尽管密苏里州最高法院的裁决为使用旧地图扫清了道路,但该州8月4日的初选已经按照新地图完成了投票。

“在为密苏里州公平合法的地图进行多次法律胜诉后,这项临阵的裁决让已经投出初选选票的选民措手不及,”共和党全国委员会选举诚信事务通讯主任阿里·特里洛在一份声明中写道。“在选举中途更改规则既鲁莽又错误。”

最高法院作出这项决定之前,美国地区法官斯蒂芬·克拉克下令密苏里州使用新地图,这与密苏里州最高法院的一致裁决相悖。密苏里州最高法院称,这些选区尚未正式生效,州内旧地图应继续使用,除非选民批准修改方案。

共和党州官员辩称,在大选前更换选区划分将违反选民的联邦权利。

密苏里州最高法院在中期选举前阻止共和党支持的国会选区地图;特朗普抨击这项“荒谬”裁决

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6404788150112

密苏里州最高法院还下令共和党州务卿丹尼·霍金斯周四出席藐视法庭听证会,此前他指示当地选举官员使用新的选区划分。在最高法院发布命令之前,一名联邦法官拒绝叫停该听证会。

这份重新绘制的地图于2025年获得密苏里州共和党议员批准。它拆解了由民主党众议员伊曼纽尔·克利弗担任议员的堪萨斯城第五国会选区,将该选区的部分区域划入邻近选区,剩余区域延伸至共和党占绝对优势的地区。

该地图的设计方案让共和党有很大机会拿下密苏里州8个国会席位中的7个,而目前共和党在该州的席位优势为6比2。

包括“人民而非政客”组织在内的该地图反对者提交了数十万个请愿签名,要求举行全州公投。密苏里州最高法院已下令将该公投纳入11月的选票,这意味着选民将决定重新绘制的地图能否在未来的选举中使用。

密苏里州最高法院还下令共和党州务卿丹尼·霍金斯周四出席藐视法庭听证会,此前他指示当地选举官员使用新的选区划分。在最高法院发布命令之前,一名联邦法官拒绝叫停该听证会。(尼克·瓦格纳/《堪萨斯城星报》/论坛新闻服务 via 盖蒂图片社)

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埃里克·麦克是突发新闻记者和撰稿人,周日至周四美国东部时间上午6点至下午2点在岗,尤其关注主导新闻周期的政治、选举、外交事务和政府相关报道。

Supreme Court again blocks Missouri from using Trump-backed congressional maps

2026-09-10 11:00 EDT / Fox News

Missouri’s Aug 4 primary was already held under the new maps, leaving uncertainty before November’s general election

By Eric Mack, Fox News

Published September 10, 2026 11:00am EDT | Updated September 10, 2026 11:36am EDT

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The Supreme Court turned back another effort to use Missouri congressional maps supported by President Donald Trump.

“The application for stay presented to Justice Brett Kavanaugh and by him referred to the Court is granted,” Thursday’s ruling read.

The court’s brief order was unsigned and gave no explanation, as is common when the justices handle emergency matters. No justice publicly dissented from the decision.

MISSOURI AG FILES PETITION ASKING SUPREME COURT TO REVIVE TRUMP-BACKED REDISTRICTING MAP

Facade of the Supreme Court.(Valerie Plesch/picture alliance via Getty Images)

While the Missouri Supreme Court’s ruling paved the way for use of the old maps, the state’s Aug. 4 primary was already held under the new maps.

“After repeated legal victories defending Missouri’s fair and lawful map, this 11th-hour ruling pulls the rug out from under voters who already cast their primary ballots,” RNC Election Integrity Communications Director Ally Triolo wrote in a statement. “Changing the rules mid-election is reckless and wrong.”

The court’s decision came after U.S. District Judge Stephen Clark ordered Missouri to use the new map, conflicting with a unanimous ruling by the Missouri Supreme Court that said the districts had not legally taken effect and that the state’s older map should be used unless voters approve the changes.

Republican state officials have argued it would violate voters’ federal rights to switch districts before the general election.

MISSOURI HIGH COURT BLOCKS GOP-BACKED CONGRESSIONAL MAPS AHEAD OF MIDTERMS; TRUMP BLASTS ‘RIDICULOUS’ RULING

https://www.foxnews.com/video/6404788150112

The Missouri Supreme Court also ordered Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins to appear at a contempt hearing Thursday, after he instructed local election officials to use the new districts. A federal judge declined to halt that hearing before the Supreme Court issued its order.

The redrawn map was approved by Missouri Republicans in 2025. It dismantles the Kansas City-based 5th Congressional District held by Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, D-Mo., by shifting portions of the seat into neighboring districts and extending the remainder into heavily Republican areas.

The way the map was designed gave Republicans a strong chance of winning seven of Missouri’s eight House seats, compared with the current six-to-two Republican advantage.

Opponents of the map, including the group People Not Politicians, submitted hundreds of thousands of petition signatures seeking a statewide referendum. The Missouri Supreme Court ordered that referendum to appear on the November ballot, meaning voters will decide whether the redrawn map can be used in future elections.

The Missouri Supreme Court has ordered Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins to appear at a contempt hearing Thursday, after he instructed local election officials to use the new districts. A federal judge declined to halt that hearing before the Supreme Court issued its order.(Nick Wagner/The Kansas City Star/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

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Republicans currently hold a 219-214 majority in the House, including one independent who caucuses with the GOP.

The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.

Eric Mack is a breaking news reporter and writer Sunday through Thursday, 6 a.m. ET to 2 p.m. ET, with a particular interest in stories that lead the news cycle on politics, elections, foreign affairs and government.

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