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Missouri Election Chaos: Supreme Court Leaves 2022 Congressional Map in Place (Ep 833)
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- Joey Hudson / Just The Truth
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- 2492
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Summary
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson There’s a major congressional election fight unfolding in Missouri, and the situation became even more complicated when Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh denied the state’s emergency request to use its revised congressional map in November. That means Missouri is now preparing to hold the general election using its older 2022 congressional districts—even though voters participated in the August primary using the newer map. We’ll explain how Missouri ended up in this extraordinary situation, why the state Supreme Court blocked the revised map, and what happens to candidates and voters between now and November. Plus, the U.S.-Canada trade war has escalated dramatically. President Trump has announced bans on imports of Canadian alcohol, dairy products and motorcycles after Canada imposed new retaliatory tariffs on American goods. We’ll look at what each country is doing and, most importantly, what another round of trade restrictions could mean for consumers and businesses on both sides of the border. Then, three jurors from the Lindsay Clancy murder trial are speaking publicly after the case ended in a mistrial. They say the jury was divided 11-1 and that one holdout prevented a unanimous verdict. And here in South Carolina, we have what may be one of the most unusual constitutional lawsuits of the year. A Greenville-area entrepreneur wants to operate a mobile beauty salon, but South Carolina law permits mobile barbershops while restricting many cosmetology services to fixed locations. She says that distinction violates her constitutional rights. 🗳️ MISSOURI’S CONGRESSIONAL MAP MESS Missouri voters went to the polls in August and selected congressional nominees using a Republican-backed map approved in 2025. But the Missouri Sup…