“No Party” voters are allowed to vote in either the Republican or Democratic party primaries, but that might not be the case in the future. There is a bill that is close to final legislative passage that will allow each party to decide if registered “No Party” voters can vote in their primary. Baton Rouge Senator Regina Barrow opposes the idea…
Secretary of State Nancy Landry understands the logic behind allowing a political party to decide who can vote in the primary…
Landry says her office needs some type of resolution on this issue before the 2028 Presidential primary, because the state does not want different types of primaries on a single ballot.
More than 11-thousand flags are planted in front of the state capitol in remembrance of the more than 11-thousand Louisiana military personnel who gave the ultimate sacrifice and lost their lives fighting for our country. There’s an organization where families can bond over immediate relatives of U-S military service members who died in the line of the duty and they are called Gold Star families. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Charlton Meginley recently spent time with them…
Cut 4 (10) “…course their recover”
The Ragin Cajuns will be the only team from Louisiana in the NCAA Baseball Tournament when the bracket is unveiled at 11 AM this morning. Coach Matt Deggs team solidified its spot by winning five games in six days at the Sun Belt Tournament…
Cut 19 (10) “…all about”
The Cajuns are expected to be a three seed in a Regional.