Although the Constitution allows states to create their own legislative boundaries,gerrymandering in favor of any partisan or racial group is expressly forbidden by law.

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Gerrymandering is not expressly forbidden by law, but courts have ruled that it can be unconstitutional if it violates the principle of "one person, one vote" or discriminates against certain groups. However, there is ongoing legislative and judicial debate over the constitutionality and regulation of gerrymandering.

Although the Constitution Allows States to Create Their Own Legislative