By David Morgan, Richard Cowan and Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Even before the last vote on U.S. President Donald ...

The Supreme Court is putting off ruling on a second Black majority congressional district in Louisiana, instead ordering new ...

The U.S. Supreme Court kept millions of Louisianans — and millions more across the nation — waiting for one of the most ...

Though the 2026 midterms may feel distant, the races for U.S. Senate seats in Texas and Louisiana are already drawing early ...

The Supreme Court ordered further arguments over Louisiana's congressional map that created a second majority-Black district.

The case is being closely watched because at arguments in March several of the court’s conservative justices suggested they ...

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 ...

The Louisiana Capitol buzzed with talk that the Senate would try to change campaign law to help U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy win reelection next year.

This election is one of fewer than ten of its kind in Louisiana history. Normally, these board seats are appointed, not elected, making this weekend’s vote an extremely rare event.

The Louisiana Capitol buzzed with talk that the Senate would try to change campaign law to help U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy win reelection next year.

The election has garnered interest online because it is such a rare occurrence. In fact, there have been fewer than 10 elections held in Louisiana history for the Soil and Water Conservation ...

Democratic U.S. Rep. Cleo Fields represents the second majority-Black 6th Congressional District that include Shreveport.