Missouri Republicans are considering redrawing their state’s congressional lines to add another red House seat, the latest volley in a national battle over control of the lower chamber in 2026.
The state currently has a six Republican, two Democrat House delegation. And while no map has been released, a redraw would likely target Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver’s Kansas City-based district.
Gov. Mike Kehoe, a Republican, said he was open to the idea in an interview with Fox 2 News that was published on Monday. “Is Missouri represented properly in Washington, D.C., and quite frankly, what can we do to support President Trump’s agenda?” he said.
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