Race, Gerrymandering and the Constitution at the Supreme Court

Alicia Finley, an insightful opinion columnist specializing in voting-rights law, joins Barton Swaim, a sharp political analyst, for a deep dive into the complexities of racial gerrymandering. They tackle the Supreme Court's pivotal Louisiana case that questions the necessity of majority-minority districts. Key topics include the implications for political polarization, potential Republican gains in future elections, and the challenges of the Gingles precedent. Their discussion raises vital questions about the future of redistricting and representation in American politics.