Albares, Crockett Make Baton Rouge Pitch In U.S. Senate Forum
The final scheduled stop of the To The People, For The People 2026 Democratic Roadshow opened Saturday night with a smaller-than-expected U.S. Senate forum, as...
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Louisiana Republicans Cancel The Primary, Void The Votes,...
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Louisiana Will Pay Millions For Ronald Greene’s Death....
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Garcia, Nyman And Fleenor Make Their Case In...
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Albares, Crockett Make Baton Rouge Pitch In U.S....
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Jeff Landry’s Half-Staff Order Is Not Compassion. It...
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Hammond Roadshow Forum Highlights Voting Rights, Health Care...
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After Supreme Court Order, Garcia-Led Lawsuit Becomes Fight...
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Federal Judge Blocks Landry-Backed Law Targeting Calvin Duncan’s...
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With Early Voting Underway, Democratic Candidates Make Their...
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At Rain-Soaked Houma Stop, Democrats Keep Campaigning as...
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Louisiana’s Abortion Pill Case Just Became a National...
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Gary Chambers Endorses Rubia Garcia in Louisiana’s 5th...
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Louisiana Halts U.S. House Primaries Days Before Early...
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At Monroe Forum, Democrats Confront Landry’s Attempt To...
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At Ruston Roadshow Stop, Democrats Make Their Case...
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New Emerson poll shows Louisiana GOP Senate primary...
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Landry Reportedly Plans to Suspend Louisiana Congressional Primaries...
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What the Supreme Court’s Callais Ruling Could Mean...
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Jeff Landry’s Half-Staff Order Is Not Compassion. It Is Racial Politics Wearing Funeral Clothes.
Gov. Jeff Landry ordered flags lowered for Martha Elizabeth Odom, the 17-year-old Lafayette student killed in a shooting at the Mall of Louisiana. Let’s start...
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Hammond Roadshow Forum Highlights Voting Rights, Health Care and Candidate Contrasts Ahead of May 16 Primary
The “To The People, For The People” 2026 Democratic Roadshow made its Hammond stop Wednesday night, bringing candidates for U.S. Senate and Congress to Reimer’s...
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After Supreme Court Order, Garcia-Led Lawsuit Becomes Fight Over Whether Louisiana Can Cancel an Election Already Underway
The legal fight over Louisiana’s suspended congressional primaries changed Monday night, but it did not end. The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order allowing its...
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Federal Judge Blocks Landry-Backed Law Targeting Calvin Duncan’s Clerk Seat
A federal judge on Sunday blocked Louisiana from enforcing a new state law that would have abolished the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court clerk’s office...
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At Rain-Soaked Houma Stop, Democrats Keep Campaigning as Louisiana’s Election Fight Looms
The 2026 Democratic Roadshow stopped in Houma on Friday afternoon with two things hanging over the event: rain clouds and the unresolved political chaos surrounding...
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Louisiana’s Abortion Pill Case Just Became a National Access Fight
A federal appeals court on Friday granted Louisiana’s request to reinstate a nationwide in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone, sharply limiting how patients can access one...
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Gary Chambers Endorses Rubia Garcia in Louisiana’s 5th District Race
Lindsay “Rubia” Garcia picked up a high-profile progressive endorsement this week from Baton Rouge activist and former U.S. Senate candidate Gary Chambers Jr., giving her...
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Louisiana Halts U.S. House Primaries Days Before Early Voting, Saying Congressional Votes Will Not Count
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has suspended the state’s May 16 U.S. House primaries days before early voting was set to begin, throwing the congressional elections...
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At Monroe Forum, Democrats Confront Landry’s Attempt To Halt House Elections Already Underway
The candidates came to the Harvey H. Benoit Community Center on Thursday night to talk about rural hospitals, data centers, wages, infrastructure, agriculture and the...
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At Ruston Roadshow Stop, Democrats Make Their Case on Health Care, Utility Bills and North Louisiana’s Future
The Democratic candidates who showed up Wednesday night at Louisiana Tech University did not treat the May 16 primary as a sleepy intraparty contest. They...