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How the blue wave almost tilted Louisiana’s Senate race — but Julia Letlow narrowly won
How the midterms are reshaping Louisiana's political influence
As Democrats take Congress, Mike Johnson steps aside — and Steve Scalise steps up
Will Sutton: Data centers were on ballots across the nation. Were they an issue in Louisiana?
Speaker Mike Johnson, who is also from Louisiana, is stepping down from leading the GOP in Congress after Democrats decisively took back control of Congress in Tuesday’s midterm elections.
Lame-duck House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) bowed to President Donald Trump on X Tuesday despite losing his speakership in a Democratic landslide. Johnson won another term for his House seat in the midterm election.
Louisiana voters approved seven out of 10 proposed amendments to the state constitution on Nov. 3. Approved amendments include new term limits for the governor and property tax relief for disabled veterans' spouses,
Democrat Patricia Moore advances to the general election for U.S. House in Louisiana's 5th Congressional District.
Federal authorities have charged an Oklahoma man with sending hundreds of letters containing nonhazardous white powder to public officials ahead of the 2024 and 2026 elections. The powders turned out to be yeast or flour,
Clay Higgins secured another term representing Louisiana's 3rd Congressional District, defeating five challengers and avoiding a runoff.
The monitors appeared to be moving between voting locations across the city, said Danae Columbus, an Orleans Parish Clerk of Court’s Office spokesperson. They first arrived at a polling site at Hynes Elementary School in Lakeview,
If reading Louisiana ballot measures makes you feel like you need to go back to school, join the club. The big picture: Louisiana's constitutional amendments on this election cycle's ballots require at least a 9th-grade reading level, according to a Ballotpedia analysis. By the numbers: The state's amendments average a 16th-grade reading level — theoretically the same as a bachelor's degree. That's a readability score, not an education...
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