Senators pull back on Gov. Landry's closed party primaries proposal
A proposed law that could prohibit over 800,000 Louisiana residents from voting in primary elections cleared a Senate committee Thursday.
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A proposed law that could prohibit over 800,000 Louisiana residents from voting in primary elections cleared a Senate committee Thursday.
The left-wing Louisiana Illuminator has taken a strange interest in the Louisiana Freedom Caucus PAC. Hayride publisher Scott McKay responds.
Gov. Jeff Landry’s goal of jettisoning Louisiana's unique open primary system came a step closer to fruition Tuesday.
(The Center Square) — Legislation to redistrict Louisiana Supreme Court seats and to shift to a closed-party primary system moved out of a House committee on the second day of
Gov. Jeff Landry’s goal of jettisoning Louisiana's unique open primary system came a step closer to fruition Tuesday.