The U-S Senate race in Louisiana at one time was a foregone conclusion, but a strong early voter turnout among Blacks could mean a much closer race than originally expected. Joe Gallinaro has the story…
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Dillard University Political Science Professor Robert Collins says political action committees that support Letlow have responded to the apparent surge in momentum by the Jamie Davis campaign…
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The Democratic polling firm, Lincoln Park Strategies, calls the U-S Senate race a dead heat and Letlow’s campaign has not released any polling to refute the survey conducted from Thursday to Saturday of last week.
There are ten constitutional amendments on tomorrow’s ballot. Steven Procopio, president of the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, is urging voters to read their analysis on all ten amendments, because there are some potential unintended consequences with some of these measures, particularly those dealing with tax breaks for seniors…
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Open enrollment for Affordable Care Act health insurance is underway and runs through January 15th. According to USAFacts, about 195-thousand Louisiana residents were enrolled in ACA marketplace plans earlier this summer. Louisiana Blue healthcare economist Mike Bertaut says these policies offer some advantages…
Bertaut says the federal government’s HealthCare.gov website allows consumers to shop for coverage, but navigating the site can be challenging, so he suggests getting a health insurance agent to help