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New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows Louisiana among the top states that are losing population. From 202...

Everything from paper and personnel to polling and postage will cost campaigns more money during the current election cycle and in the next.

With Labor Day recognized as the traditional start of our fall campaign season, these hot August weeks are when candidates flesh out their messages, pick up the few endorsements up for grabs early, and beg friends, family and deep-pocketed business associates for money. With the economic uncertainty brought on first by Covid-19 and now by […]

News, crime, politics and events for Uptown New Orleans

The Louisiana Legislature’s Democratic and Republican caucuses spent tens of thousands of dollars to pay for outside experts on political redistricting, though it’s not entirely clear what advice was provided and who’s behind the private money.

Taxpayers will pick up the tab for the special session, as well as legal costs association with any lawsuits resulting from the Legislature’s maps.

Taxpayers will pick up the tab for the special session, as well as legal costs association with any lawsuits resulting from the Legislature’s maps.

Taxpayers will pick up the tab for the special session, as well as legal costs association with any lawsuits resulting from the Legislature’s maps.

BATON ROUGE – As the Legislature gets ready to start a special session Tuesday on redistricting, one major focus is whether two of the state’s six congressional districts should be

The Legislatures special session on the redistricting of congressional and state seats will be convened on Tuesday evening. Heres how things could change,