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Judicial Ideology and the Transformation of Voting Rights Jurisprudence
For two decades, the doctrinal test laid out in Thornburg v Gingles has been the centerpiece of vote dilution litigation in the United States. Gingles defined a sequential, two-part framework combining a set of rule-like preconditions to liability with a standard-like inquiry into the totality of th
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