Over at National Review, Jay Cost asks the Court to leave redress of gerrymandering to the political process.

When the cause of action is a complaint that adherents of a plausible majority party have been intentionally and durably prevented from obtaining controlling power in the political process, in a state that has no mechanism for an independent ballot initiative, I confess that I’m not sure what “allow[ing] the people to sort these issues out for themselves” actually means.