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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe plans to sign a bill revising the state's congressional districts, despite ongoing legal challenges.

The new map, passed in a special session, is designed to give Republicans an advantage in a Kansas City district.

Multiple lawsuits, including one from the NAACP, question the governor's authority and the map's constitutionality.

The courts will determine if the bill revising Missouri’s congressional districts is constitutional, Gov. Mike Kehoe said Thursday, Sept. 25, after announcing his plans to sign the measure this weekend.

Speaking to reporters after an event in Columbia, Kehoe said he felt confident he was on firm legal ground when he called lawmakers into a special session.

“We’ll let the courts decide that,” Kehoe said. “We would

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