Nine states will vote on new House districts on Nov. 3. ABC News says Republicans could net up to nine seats if every map works as designed, and that a good Democratic year could cut that. Missouri is not on the list: on Friday, Sept. 25, the Supreme Court kept its 2022 map in place for this election. Missouri voters decide on the new Republican map in November, for 2028. Trump's mid-decade push began in Texas, whose map was enacted Aug. 29, 2025.
States using new House maps
- Favor Republicans: Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, and Alabama, where the Supreme Court restored the Legislature's 2023 map in June
- Do not favor Republicans: California, Utah (map ordered by a court, not drawn by lawmakers)