Current map:
LA1 R+40
LA2 D+56
LA3 R+43
LA4 R+34
LA5 R+34
LA6 R+23
What plaintiffs want:
LA1 R+25
LA2 D+45
LA3 R+52
LA4 R+37
LA5 D+19
LA6 R+48
Julia Letlow, first republican woman to present Louisiana, will lose her seat.
Regarding your map, this SCOTUS ruling is actually making LA go back to an earlier map with 2 Black Congressional districts. To accomplish that, one District was centered on New Orleans and areas along the MS River with high concentration of Black voters. So it was a very closely connected district. The other majority Black district if memory serves me correctly started up on the LA-Arkansas border and was drawn along the MS River LA/MS border down to Baton Rouge (The areas with large numbers of Black voters). Some earlier Courts used the “Gerrymandering” concept and argued that such a district was geographically/racially gerrymandered and the LA map had to be redrawn.
2 & 6 look pretty gerrymandered.