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A voting systems law the Louisiana Legislature enacted three years ago to placate right-wing election deniers has made the task of buying voting machines so burdensome that lawmakers are now repealing parts of it. House Bill 856, sponsored by Rep. Mike Johnson, R-Pineville, would repeal requirements that the secretary of state use the state’s Administrative […] The post Louisiana struggles to buy new voting machines after placating election deniers appeared first on Louisiana Illum...

Louisiana’s Voting System Commission, though well intentioned, provided a venue for misinformation about the state’s elections, outgoing Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin says. 

Politicians can be notoriously difficult to pin down when confronted with hot-button controversies, but Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin could win an award for bobbing and weaving on the

Politicians can be notoriously difficult to pin down when confronted with hot-button controversies, but Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin could win an award for bobbing and weaving on the

Local board opposes legislation

In November, when the rest of the country was holding general elections, Louisiana was holding the state’s unique “jungle” primary

In November, when the rest of the country was holding general elections, Louisiana was holding the state’s unique “jungle” primary

With no statewide offices on the ballot, Louisiana’s general election on Dec. 10 features three constitutional amendments. One would restate that only U.S. citizens can vote in Louisiana, which is

Louisiana’s lone U.S. Senate race features Republican incumbent John Kennedy, who is seeking a second term.

By Helen Coster (Reuters) - Donald Trump's stolen-election falsehoods have thrust America's voting machine suppliers into a national struggle to prote...