Gill v. Whitford

Gill v. Whitford was a pivotal case concerning partisan gerrymandering that reached the United States Supreme Court. The plaintiffs challenged the constitutionality of Wisconsin's legislative district map, arguing that it unfairly favored one political party over another. The Court's decision, while not reaching a definitive conclusion on the issue of partisan gerrymandering, highlighted the significance of fair representation in electoral processes and sparked ongoing debates about the role of the judiciary in addressing political redistricting.