Does the Constitution Permit Congressional Lines to Be Gerrymandered to Create Partisan Advantage?

PLAINTIFFS; DEMOGRAPHIC change & politics; GERRYMANDERING; CONSTITUTIONAL amendments (United States); CONSTITUTIONAL law

The article offers information on the plaintiffs' partisan gerrymandering claims fail for the more fundamental reason that they are nonjusticiable. Topics include Congress has exercised its authority and continues to actively debate measures to address concerns with partisan gerrymandering; mentions it bears emphasis that nothing in the Reconstruction Amendments suggests a revisiting of the original allocation of authority to Congress; and also mentions about the areas of constitutional law.