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Redistricting Maps Released
6:57 pm
Wed March 30, 2011

First Mo. congressional redistricting maps released

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Credit Marshall Griffin, St. Louis Public Radio
This view shows the St. Louis-area districts in more detail (Digital copies of the maps were not available at press time).
Credit Marshall Griffin, St. Louis Public Radio
A view of what would become Missouri congressional districts 1-3 in the House version of the redistricting maps, released today (Digital copies of the maps were not available at press time).
Credit Marshall Griffin, St. Louis Public Radio
A view of the whole state of Missouri, in the House version of the redistricting maps (Digital copies of the maps were not available at press time).
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A GOP-chaired House committee on redistricting has released the first map showing how Missouri’s congressional districts may soon look.

Missouri is losing a seat in Congress, dropping from nine to eight, based on figures from the 2010 census.

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William Lacy Clay
6:04 pm
Mon March 28, 2011

Lacy Clay opines on government shutdown, Libyan intervention

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Rep. William Lacy Clay (D-Mo.)
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Though he says a government shutdown would be "tragic," Missouri Democrat William Lacy Clay says he doesn't expect Republicans and Democrats to be able to reach an agreement on a budget for this year before a temporary spending plan expires next Friday.

The extension is the sixth since the federal budget expired in September 2010. And Clay says the U.S. House is in "total disarray," with Congressional Republicans choosing to advance policies simply to hurt the Obama administration.

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Missouri Congressional Redistricting
5:35 pm
Fri March 4, 2011

Mo. congressional redistricting may decrease political clout for metro region

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A map of Missouri's current nine congressional districts.
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State politicians were in St. Louis today to solicit public feedback on redrawing Missouri's congressional map from nine districts down to eight.

The outcome may mean a decrease in political clout for the metro region.

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