There's money behind the mapmaking
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.
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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.
Stephon Jones was sworn in immediately following the Commission vote by Caddo Parish Juvenile Court Judge Ree Casey-Jones.
Lawmakers make time for campaign finance Jeremy Alford The bills that get introduced by Louisiana lawmakers for consideration in legislative sessions have become predictable. More times than not, for example, there are pro-gun and anti-abortion proposals. There are almost always bills to enhance infrastructure, create jobs and shape budgets. But campaign finance law isn’t an area legislators enjoy diving into when sessions roll around. If you give a moment of thought to what makes campaigns tick and take an honest look at how politicians actually spend their time, that avoidance might sound...