The Supreme Court of the United States on Thursday again rejected an attempt to implement a new electoral map in the state of Missouri. The proposed map was seen as potentially favoring Republicans in Congressional elections and was supported by former President Donald Trump. This decision likely clears the way for the use of the state’s original voting map in the November elections, according to the Associated Press. The legal battle over Missouri’s congressional districts has been ongoing, with Republicans seeking to maximize their advantage in the state’s representation in Congress. Opponents argued the proposed map constituted partisan gerrymandering. The Supreme Court’s action represents a setback for those efforts. This outcome maintains the existing political landscape for the upcoming elections in Missouri.