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Story summary
- The national fight over U.S. House district redrawing intensifies ahead of the November midterms, with Virginia, Missouri, and Texas at the center as candidates campaign in primaries.
- In Virginia, a court temporarily blocked a referendum on new maps, prompting an appeal.
- Republicans could gain nine seats through redistricting.
- Democrats aim for six, with the outcome depending on turnout and 2024 election preferences.
