Orleans Parish Clerk of Court Darren Lombard emphasized this point in a statement, saying, "This election is not under the supervision of the Louisiana Secretary of State.

Over the weekend, Erica Johnson, an urban farmer in New Orleans, won the Board of Supervisors seat for the Crescent Soil and Water Conservation District. Many polling locations ran out of ballots ...

Courts have recognized a “private right of action” in the Voting Rights Act since the law’s inception. In 1966, a dispute ...

With Louisiana moving to a closed primary model in April and Republican U.S. Senate candidates jockeying for their moderate-to-conservative shares of the electoral pie, state Treasurer John Fleming ...

Johnson, who was appointed to the Crescent Soil and Water Conservation District Board in 2022, explained the vital, often overlooked, role of the district.

NEW ORLEANS — A unique and rarely held election is happening Saturday, June 14, and it could easily fly under the radar. Voters in Jefferson, Orleans, St. Bernard, St. Charles, and St. John the ...

The Louisiana Department of Education released 2025 LEAP assessment scores, and some schools in the Northeast Louisiana ...

The Louisiana Department of Education has released the latest results from the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP ...

A typical SWCD election in Louisiana normally has less than 200 ballots cast. Apologetically, we thought we were prepared for the turnout, with 900 ballots in Orleans and St. Charles and 600 ...

Saturday elections may be unique to Louisiana, but they must serve the public interest. The election calendar is not going to change any time soon. It's up to voters to keep up with election dates ...

DeSoto Parish Schools continue to demonstrate sustained academic growth, as shown in the newly released 2025 Louisiana ...

This election is uniquely managed and funded by the Crescent Soil and Water Conservation District, not the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office or the parish election board.