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Missouri is still planning to hold the Republican primary on Aug. 4 under a newly drawn congressional map. But the map’s legal status remains unsettled, and the August districts could end up different from the ones used in November. This adds uncertainty around the nomination process and the district itself. It is not clearly favorable to any candidate, but it could affect how traders price the race if the map changes again.
Democrats are leaning heavily on Iowa's economic pain to make their case against the Republicans.
Theresa Weeks was making spaghetti when a Senate candidate came knocking on her door.
Missouri officials are using a contested congressional map for the August primary while legal challenges remain unresolved.
Politicians, no longer content to leave elections to chance, are working to choose their voters as often as every two years.
A. WagnerAnn WagnerSource: FEC
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