The Missouri Supreme Court building in Jefferson City on April 4, 2024. (Jason Hancock/Missouri Independent)
The court also struck down parts of a 2022 law limiting voter-registration and absentee-ballot outreach by civic groupsThe Missouri Supreme Court handed down three rulings Tuesday that could shape the 2026 election, saying lawmakers had the authority to pass a new congressional map last year, leaving intact the state’s photo-ID requirement for voters and striking down limits on voter-r...
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