> That’s not sufficient. You need to be able to also identify what districting maps are fair enough. Actually no. The court only needs to find that partisan g

> That’s not sufficient. You need to be able to also identify what districting maps are fair enough. Actually no. The court only needs to find that partisan gerrymandering is unconstitutional, and then leave it up to the states and lower courts to figure out which kinds of map drawing is constitutional. It's already not legal to have districts that don't represent the same number of people. E.g.