Donald Trump says "The Election Process, as usual, is being disturbed" about a Missouri court ruling

Missouri’s Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a congressional map endorsed by President Donald Trump cannot take effect until voters approve it in a statewide referendum. The unanimous decision said a petition with more than 300,000 signatures met the legal requirements and was filed on time, and that Secretary of State Denny Hoskins was wrong to reject it. The previous U.S. House district lines therefore remain in force for November, even though primary elections under the new map already took place in August. Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said she would ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review the ruling, and Governor Mike Kehoe also objected. Trump, writing on Truth Social, argued that the ruling was improper so close to the general election. Republican leaders had hoped the map would add a seat and preserve their narrow House majority.