How about this: each state gathers census data and maps, gives that data to a panel of 11 voters (registered as non-partisan for at least five years) of another, randomly selected state which draws the district lines. No political parties involved; no in-state influence.
NEW from Paul Smith: "SCOTUS is wary of ruling for and against Ds or Rs. By hearing these two cases, and ruling for the challengers in each, it can send a message that partisan #gerrymandering is unconstitutional, no matter which party does it." #FairMapshttps://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2019/03/22/supreme-court-partisan-gerrymandering-north-carolina-maryland-column/3235314002/ …
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