The governor of Missouri, Mike Kiho, has moved to help the Republican Party obtain an additional seat in Congress, and called on a special legislative session to redraw the Congress in its state.
The Kehoe Declaration on Friday followed a campaign of pressure from Donald Trump, which urged the Republican countries to reshape the borders of the boycott in favor of Republicans, which enhances the party’s chances of maintaining control of the House of Representatives in 2026.
This announcement came hours after Texas Governor Greg Abbott ratified a new congressional vote map designed to help Republicans gain five other seats in the elections next year.
Trump also prompted the legislators in Indiana to redraw the maps of that state, and also pushed the legislators in Florida and Ouhayu to help three or more seats to the Republican Party.
The President celebrated the Kiho Declaration on social media, and urged legislators in Missouri to pass a “new map, more fair, and largely improved, which will give the amazing people in Missouri a tremendous opportunity to elect an additional Maga Republic in the mid -term elections.”
In response, the democratic -led states have sought to fight by redrawing their provincial maps as well, but the party controls fewer legislative bodies of the state. California Governor Gavin New Roosome signed the two projects to re -divide the departments to confront the Texas movement, which the voters will have to agree on November 4.
After agreeing to the new Texas Maps of Congress, the Democratic Referees Association issued the following statement: “Republicans cannot defend their toxic and non -popular agenda represented in health care of millions of Americans, so they are trying to organize our elections before a single vote until it was thrown.
“Democratic conservatives maintain the front lines of this battle – and they will use each tool available to defend their states and ensure fair representation.”
It is not customary to re -rotate in the middle of the contract; They usually adjust their distribution after the twentieth century, to reflect population changes.
Kiho also said that the special legislative session will also focus on reforming the initiative, which will make the initiative-led coordinates-such as those who turn the ban on abortion in Missouri and the age of minimal wage in the wage and perform the paid-ups-which are difficult to age.
Emmanuel Clever II, the Democratic actor from Missouri, who can embrace his region when re -drawing it, said that in the state of the state’s maps in the state, “legislators will dump the voices of Missouri in favor of one man a thousand miles away.”
“But let’s be clear: if this effort is forward, we will not give up,” he added.
“I will not give up the voices of the people who were entrusted to fight for them.