This might make a great prediction market bet but the reality is that the decision could go either way without much surprise.
For now . . .
Here's a look at the scenario that tacitly admits demographics determines data and maybe overlooks that Congressman Cleaver has already garnered success in a district that's mostly White . . . Check-it:
"Missouri’s Supreme Court is calling for a quick resolution for cases around redistricting. August 4th, a resident named Richard Von Glahn sued Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, calling for a vote of the people before a new congressional map is put into place.
"In September of 2025, state lawmakers passed one that changed Missouri’s Congressional map from a 6-2 Republican leaning one into a 7-1 one . . .
"Congressman Cleaver stands the most to lose if the map Republicans passed in September is used in the November election. He’s been in Congress in the 5th Congressional District for 21 years now."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Missouri's congressional map to be decided in less than a month
Missouri's Supreme Court is calling for a quick resolution for cases around congressional redistricting.
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