密苏里州国会选区重划宣传攻势临近选举日突然沉寂：挺图政治行动委员会账上仅剩9万美元
10月25日的报道指出，密苏里州共和党推动国会选区重划地图的竞选攻势在距离选举日不到两周时突然沉寂下来。据《圣路易斯邮报》报道，经过长达一年的法律诉讼、力求让重划地图不进入选票之后，支持2025年重划国会选区的共和党政治行动委员会截至上周账上仅剩9万美元。
这一数字与选战最后冲刺阶段通常需要的宣传开支形成对比，也让重划地图议题在最后两周的声量明显减弱。重划之争的核心是2025年重新划分的密苏里州国会选区版图，支持方一年来在法庭上争取阻止该地图进入公投程序，而反对力量则希望选民有机会直接表态。
随着选举日临近，宣传资金见底意味着支持方难以再发起大规模广告或地面动员，选区版图的最终走向将更多取决于此前已完成的法律程序和选民既有立场。报道没有说明该委员会是否还会在最后几天获得新的捐款，但截至上周的资金状况显示，这场曾持续一年的重划拉锯战在冲刺阶段已明显降温。
来源：GSM·美国
Missouri Redistricting Push Goes Quiet Near Election Day: Pro-Map PAC Down to $90,000
Reports on October 25 said the Republican campaign backing Missouri's redrawn congressional district map has suddenly gone quiet with less than two weeks left before Election Day. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, after a year of litigation aimed at keeping the redistricting map off the ballot, the Republican political action committee supporting the 2025 congressional map had only $90,000 left in its account as of last week.
That figure stands in sharp contrast to the advertising spending usually required in the final stretch of a campaign, and it has noticeably lowered the redistricting issue's profile in the last two weeks. At the heart of the fight is the redrawn Missouri congressional map of 2025: supporters have spent a year in court trying to stop the map from going to a public vote, while opponents want voters to have the chance to weigh in directly.
With Election Day approaching, the drying up of campaign funds means supporters will find it hard to mount another large-scale advertising or ground mobilization effort, and the final outcome for the district map will depend more on the legal proceedings already completed and on voters' existing positions. The report did not say whether the committee might still receive new donations in the final days, but its finances as of last week show that a redistricting battle that lasted a year has clearly cooled off in the home stretch.
Source: GSM·USA
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图片来源：密苏里州议会大厦（资料图）。图片来源：Linda L Kung / Wikimedia Commons，CC BY-SA 4.0。The Missouri State Capitol in Jefferson City (file photo). Photo: Linda L Kung / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
