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    Paul Sawyer wins House District 69 seat as Angela Roberts posts stronger-than-expected Democratic showing

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    2026 Legislative Session Preview: What’s Actually on the Line When Lawmakers Gavel In

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    The Louisiana Legislature Convenes March 9. Here’s How Power Moves at the Capitol.

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    Lone Democrat Faces Voters as GOP Rivals Skip District 69 Forum

    In the race to fill Louisiana’s House District 69 seat, voters were promised a comprehensive look at their future representative. But when the microphones went...

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    HB99 Isn’t About Rights. It’s About Recklessness.

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    Candidate Spotlight: Meet Angela Roberts

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    “Our Voice. Our Power.”: Louisiana’s Civil Rights Fight Reignites on the Capitol Steps

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