Judicial, Justice of the Peace Candidates Make Their Case at Baton Rouge Forum
Candidates for district judge, Family Court and Justice of the Peace seats made their pitches to Baton Rouge voters Thursday night at a candidate forum...
Elections
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Pat Forbes says experience, not ideology, is his case for Louisiana’s 6th District
Pat Forbes does not pretend that three Democrats competing in Louisiana’s newly redrawn 6th Congressional District is an ideal situation. “Obviously, it’s not good for...
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Another Davis Poll Shows Letlow Up Four — And a Race That Has Barely Moved
For the second time in two months, a poll commissioned by Democrat Jamie Davis’ U.S. Senate campaign shows Republican Julia Letlow leading by just four...
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Baton Rouge Federal Contractor Gave $100,000 to Pro-Letlow Super PAC While Holding NASA Contract, Complaint Alleges
A Baton Rouge construction company gave $100,000 to a super PAC supporting U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow’s Senate campaign while it was performing work under a...
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ASAP’s Boots on the Ground Convening Aims to Build Political Power Across North Louisiana
For Omari Ho-Sang, the political challenge facing North Louisiana is not simply convincing more people to vote in November. It is building the kind of...
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‘We Just Don’t Write It Off’: Lauren Jewett on Taking On Steve Scalise in LA-1
Lauren Jewett knows the odds. The Metairie special education teacher is running for Congress in Louisiana’s 1st Congressional District, a reliably Republican seat represented for...
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Letlow’s Financial Disclosure Deadline Passes as Stock Trading Questions Deepen
Rep. Julia Letlow had until Thursday to file the annual financial disclosure that should provide Louisiana voters with their clearest accounting yet of her finances...
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New Poll Puts Jamie Davis Four Points Behind Julia Letlow as 1 in 5 Voters Remain Undecided
A four-point U.S. Senate race in Louisiana would be a political earthquake. Donald Trump carried the state by 22 points less than two years ago....
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Louisiana’s Inactive Voter Rolls More Than Doubled. Black and Democratic Voters Were Hit Hardest.
The number of Louisiana voters classified as inactive more than doubled during a matter of weeks last summer, according to a new analysis from the...
