One of these rulings would state that the state could gerrymander as it liked, and that there is no body that is allowed oversight, no remedies that can be soug

One of these rulings would state that the state could gerrymander as it liked, and that there is no body that is allowed oversight, no remedies that can be sought. For a "ridiculous" but perfectly legal example in this case, NC could create an electoral district that comprised the governor's home, and his brother's, who lives next door. And say that that is the entirety of the electoral district, and that that district's voting will determine the votes of the Electoral College for that state. Try to spin that as being designed behavior.