President-elect Donald Trump spoke in front of thousands of people in Baton Rouge this afternoon, encouraging them to vote for Republican John Kennedy in tomorrow’s US Senate election. Trump says he needs Kennedy in Washington to help accomplish their agenda, including protecting the southern border…
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But Kennedy’s opponent, Democrat Foster Campbell, says the State Treasurer has been back and forth on both sides of the issues for his whole career. Campbell adds that he’s been consistent…
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Before Mr. Trump’s speech, Governor John Bel Edwards met with the next president of the United States. Edwards says he gave Mr. Trump updated on flood recovery efforts and the need for additional assistance.

The election cycle finally ends tomorrow in Louisiana, and voter turnout is expected to be substantially lower than in November. Secretary of State Tom Schedler says early voter turnout was much lower for the runoff than it was in the general election.
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Schedler overall voter turnout could be below 30-percent for Saturday’s election.

It’s getting ugly in the third congressional district race, a recorded conversation between Captian Clay Higgins and his ex-wife talking about child support has been made public. Higgins reportedly owes 100-thousand in child support. UL Lafayette Political Science Professor Pearson Cross is not sure how it will impact the election, because Higgins personal isses are problems that some members of the public can relate too…
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