 Plaintiffs in a legal challenge to Arkansas' congressional redistricting have decided not to appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Arkansas Public Policy Panel and the state NAACP brought the case in 2020, arguing the state sought to intentionally dilute black voters' power through redrawing congressional district lines. An appeals court sided with a lower court judge, which found plaintiffs didn't have standing to sue. Attorney General Tim Griffin on Monday called the challenge meritless.