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Could Election Day weather dampen voter turnout? See where it may rain
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The races for Louisiana’s two open seats in Congress are coming down to the wire
Louisiana voters will elect leaders for federal, state and other offices on Tuesday. Here are some of the key facts about the election and data points the AP Decision Team will monitor as the votes are tallied.
A new poll released by Louisiana Democratic Senate candidate Jamie Davis’s campaign shows he’s tied with GOP Rep. Julia Letlow three days before Election Day — and leading among registered
Louisiana Democrats saw positive signs in early voting. But their mission to potentially win a U.S. Senate seat is not over — not by a long shot, columnist Will Sutton says, and there may be some problems ahead.
The Jefferson Parish Registrar of Voters shut down early voting at the Joseph S. Yenni Building in Elmwood Tuesday after an employee discovered a suspicious liquid stain on an envelope.
If Mississippi’s Senate race is suddenly competitive, what about Louisiana’s? Columnist Stephanie Grace looks at whether a blue wave could possibly reach the Bayou State.
We often hear people saying that they choose to sit out the vote,” said M. Christian Green, president of the League of Women Voters of Louisiana. “But that choice has a consequence, and they could find out that,
Democrats are hoping the turnout will drive them to big upsets. Republican candidates say they aren’t worried.
Halloween weekend is finally here, and New Orleans is ready to party. The big picture: It's a marathon, not a sprint, y'all. We've got Halloween on Saturday, the time change Sunday, Día de los Muertos on Monday and then Election Day on Tuesday. Pace yourselves. See our voter guide. Don't miss this New Orleans item that could tighten spending rules. Zoom in: The main event for kids, of course, is trick-or-treating Saturday night. Imperial Woods...
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