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Will Missouri pass a new congressional map before the 2028 election?

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Will Missouri pass a new congressional map before the 2028 election?

Part of: Which states will pass a new congressional map before the 2028 election?

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Listed close: Nov 14, 2028, 3:00 PM UTC. Settlement follows the provider's contract terms and may occur later.

If a new congressional district map is enacted in Missouri before Nov 7, 2028, then the market resolves to Yes. Secondary rules: Enactment requires completion of all constitutional and legal requirements for the legislation to become binding law. A new congressional district map is a statewide map of U.S. House districts, different from the state's current map, that becomes law after Issuance, whether adopted by the legislature or by another body with legal authority to draw the state's map, such as an independent commission. A map becomes law on final passage and the governor's signature, becoming law without a signature, or a veto override, or for a body that needs no executive approval, on final adoption; it counts then, even if it takes effect later or a referendum petition suspends it. A map that takes effect only upon approval of a statewide ballot measure counts once the measure is approved, according to official returns or the Associated Press A remedial map that the legislature passes because a court ordered it counts A court ruling, injunction, stay, referendum, repeal, or replacement after a map counts does not change the outcome The following do NOT count: A map drawn or imposed by a court or special master A map that became law before Issuance A constitutional amendment or other measure that allows redistricting but does not itself adopt a map Early close condition: This market will close and expire early if the law is enacted

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