‘This is not right’: grassroots campaign aims to repeal Missouri Republicans’ gerrymandering

The GuardianSaturday, November 22, 2025 at 6:00:45 PM
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‘This is not right’: grassroots campaign aims to repeal Missouri Republicans’ gerrymandering
  • A grassroots campaign has emerged in Missouri to challenge a new congressional map passed by Republicans in mid-September, which many view as gerrymandering. Local canvasser Jill Imbler, a lifelong resident of Moberly, is leading efforts to mobilize voters without relying on traditional data-driven methods, focusing instead on personal connections within her community.
  • This development highlights the growing discontent among voters regarding political manipulation of electoral boundaries. The campaign aims to empower citizens to take action against perceived injustices in the political process, potentially influencing future elections and legislative practices in Missouri.
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