Royce Duplessis says Louisiana can’t rely on Washington to protect voting rights anymore
State Sen. Royce Duplessis is pitching his Louisiana Voting Rights Act as a state-level backstop at a moment when he says the federal one can...
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Top 5 ways the Trump 2027 budget screws...
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Louisiana Democratic U.S. Senate candidates to face off...
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Rev. Larry Foy says faith without policy is...
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Royce Duplessis says Louisiana can’t rely on Washington...
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At Livingston Parish forum, 5th District Democrats show...
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Baton Rouge No Kings Rally Draws Big Turnout,...
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Nick Albares announces death of his brother, David...
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The DSCC Has Made Its Picks in Louisiana’s...
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Shreveport educator Matt Gromlich says Louisiana’s 4th District...
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Tania Nyman pitches LA-5 voters on a ‘Newer...
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Rubia Garcia says Louisiana Democrats need more fighters....
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BREC backs off immediate push to close several...
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John Day says Louisiana Democrats need a fighter,...
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Gary Crockett pitches outsider Senate bid centered on...
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Jessee Fleenor says Democrats can still compete in...
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Greater New Orleans AFL-CIO Endorses Nick Albares in...
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Longtime Baton Rouge Advocate Tania Nyman Launches Bid...
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Paul Sawyer wins House District 69 seat as...
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At Livingston Parish forum, 5th District Democrats show broad agreement on policy — and deeper frustration with their own party
The five Democrats running in Louisiana’s 5th Congressional District offered few real policy clashes at a forum Tuesday night. Instead, the sharper divide was over...
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Baton Rouge No Kings Rally Draws Big Turnout, Sharp Calls for Voter Action
Hundreds of Baton Rouge residents turned out Saturday at A.Z. Young Park outside the State Capitol for the latest “No Kings” rally and march, part...
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Nick Albares announces death of his brother, David Albares
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Nick Albares said Thursday that his brother, David Albares, has died, and that he will temporarily step away from the campaign...
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The DSCC Has Made Its Picks in Louisiana’s Democratic Primaries
The Louisiana Democratic State Central Committee on Saturday moved ahead with a long-debated endorsement meeting, formally backing candidates in the U.S. Senate race, all six...
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Shreveport educator Matt Gromlich says Louisiana’s 4th District needs a more present kind of representation
Matt Gromlich says he is running for Congress because too many people in Louisiana’s 4th District have gotten used to a kind of representation that...
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Tania Nyman pitches LA-5 voters on a ‘Newer Deal Democrat’ vision rooted in public schools, public services and democratic control
Democratic congressional candidate Tania Nyman is not running as a generic issue-sheet progressive. In an interview with The Bayou Progressive, Nyman framed her candidacy in...
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Rubia Garcia says Louisiana Democrats need more fighters. She wants to be one in the 5th District.
With Louisiana’s 5th Congressional District open for the first time in years, Democratic candidate Lindsay “Rubia” Garcia is trying to make the case that this...
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BREC backs off immediate push to close several Baton Rouge parks after public backlash
The Recreation and Park Commission for the Parish of East Baton Rouge (or “BREC”)’s effort to declare multiple Baton Rouge parks “obsolete” and move them...
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John Day says Louisiana Democrats need a fighter, not a protest candidate, in bid to take on Clay Higgins
John Day is making an unusually direct case for his candidacy in Louisiana’s 3rd Congressional District: Democrats, he argues, do not need a symbolic opponent...
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