The Florida Supreme Court allows newly drawn U.S. House districts created by Republicans to be used for the state’s upcoming midterm elections, according to reports from multiple outlets. The decision is described as part of a broader, nationwide redistricting dispute in which both parties seek favorable maps ahead of elections. Voters and attorneys who challenged the new district lines argued that the districts violate Florida’s state constitutional prohibition on partisan gerrymandering. They asked the court to block the new maps and continue using the configuration from the previous election. The court denied the request for a temporary injunction. The ruling does not resolve the underlying legal arguments about the constitutionality of the districting plan; instead, the judges say they do not have jurisdiction to step in while the case proceeds through lower courts. The Florida Supreme Court decision is reported as a 6-1 vote.