The U.S. Supreme Court has once again rejected a congressional map backed by President Donald Trump, ending a prolonged legal battle. The decision comes as absentee voting is underway in the midterm elections, highlighting the ongoing political tensions surrounding electoral boundaries. The court's rejection marks the third time it has turned down the map, which was proposed by Missouri's Republican-led legislature. Legal experts suggest the ruling underscores the judiciary's reluctance to intervene in politically charged redistricting cases. The outcome may influence the distribution of congressional seats, potentially affecting the balance of power in the next session of Congress. As the midterm elections approach, the decision adds to the uncertainty surrounding the electoral process and the role of political figures in shaping it.