7:30 LRN Newscast

Election Day is tomorrow. Three statewide elections, four constitutional amendments, several legislative races and other local elections will be decided. Joel Watson with the Secretary of State’s office…
Cut 4 (07) “…Eight PM.”
Two women are running to be the next Secretary of State. Republican Nancy Landry currently serves as the First Assistant Secretary of State and touts her experience in running statewide elections…
cut 13 (11) “…that election”
Her opponent, Democrat Gwen Collins-Greenup, is the former clerk of court in East Feliciana Parish. Collins-Greenup says she wants to replace the current voting machines and update voter registration rolls…
cut 15 (12) “….are voting”

Term-limited Governor John Bel Edwards says his transition out of office is going as planned. As he prepares to turn over power to Governor elect Jeff Landry. Edwards says his team is prepared to hand over the reins to Landry’s administration on January 8th.
Cut 18 (12) “…be surprised.”
Edwards says when he got into office eight years ago, he was surprised by the size of the state’s budget shortfall, which was over two-billion dollars.

Tomorrow night in Tiger Stadium, LSU will host Georgia State and New Orleans po-boy shop owner Mike Serio, will attend his 500th consecutive Tigers football game. Serio says he stays to the very end, but one time he couldn’t during a dark time for LSU football…
cut 8 (08) “…early Curly”
To hear the full interview with Serio go to Tiger-rag-dot-com.