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A law enacting new rules for Louisiana’s film tax credit program aims to revive the state’s stagnant film industry. It expands the power of the state’s economic development agency to ...
“There are a lot of similarities” in Democrats’ current position and the 2018 campaigns, said Sen. Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., who ...
Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including war politics and Virginia ...
Former Del. Jay Jones has won the Democratic nomination in the race for Virginia attorney general. He fended off a challenge ...
You won't believe how completely the Louisiana Lottery Company corrupted state government through systematic bribery from 1868-1893.
Legislative Session, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry repeatedly pledged to sign every insurance reform bill the Legislature sent ...
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry was in Shreveport today speaking on the state's future with construction projects worth billions ... He also addressed the importance of the March 29th election. ...
Louisiana’s current “jungle primary” has its roots in the 1970s, when then-Gov. Edwin Edwards was reportedly tired of having to run in a primary and general election every campaign cycle.
Only about 36% of registered voters cast ballots in October’s primary election, marking the lowest turnout in a Louisiana gubernatorial primary since 2011.
Louisiana’s gubernatorial election was decided in October when Jeff Landry, a Republican backed by former President Trump, won outright and avoided a runoff.