Who's afraid of gerrymandering?

Political gerrymandering is losing friends fast, at least in the courts. Ohio and Michigan recently got smacked by federal judges for rigging the maps in favor of Republicans and states like Maryland are under court order to draw more politically neutral lines. Almost of all these fights end up in the same place, the Supreme Court. And a divided set of justices could decide by next month whether the high court is willing to shake things up by defining what exactly constitutes an unconstitutional gerrymander. CQ Roll Call campaign reporters Simone Pathé and Stephanie Akin are our guides through the maze of maps on the latest Political Theater podcast.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices