In Shaw v.Reno, the Supreme Court justices ruled that congressional districts drawn principally on the basis of race are unconstitutional, thus promoting the idea of

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The ruling in Shaw v. Reno upheld the idea of color-blind jurisprudence, which means that race should not be the sole or primary factor in redistricting. The decision aimed to prevent gerrymandering based solely on race and to promote fair and impartial electoral representation. The other options do not accurately reflect the ruling of the case.

In Shaw VReno, the Supreme Court Justices Ruled That Congressional Districts Drawn