This week the Supreme Court agreed to take on a case that could have broad implications for voting and representation in California.

The case, Evenwel vs. Abbott, poses a central question of who should be counted when drawing up voting districts: the total population or just eligible voters?

The difference could mean a lot in states with large immigrant populations, like Texas, Florida and California.

We're joined by Fernando Guerra, political scientist at Loyola Marymount University.