Supreme Court Freezes Missouri's New Map Just Two Days After It Won
The full Court granted the stay hours after Missouri and Congressman Onder filed their replies, pausing the map's use pending appeal.
- Docket 26A326 granted the stay on September 10, 2026, hours after full briefing closed.
- The stayed order came from the Eastern District of Missouri, case 4:26-cv-1424, dated September 8.
- Republican Congressman Robert Onder, the map's chief beneficiary, sits as a named respondent.
Why it matters: The Supreme Court, not the ballot, now decides which map elects Missouri's next Congress.
Supreme Court docket No. 26A326 (Von Glahn v. Onder), order granting stay ↗ · Sep 10, 20269/10/26