Governor Jindal has thrown his support to Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy in December’s US Senate runoff against Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu. Jindal also announced his support for Republican candidates in Congressional runoffs in the 5th and 6th districts. And if they want the governor to appear with them on the campaign trail, Jindal says he’ll be there…

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Landrieu will campaign across the state today with events scheduled in Baton Rouge, Lafayette, and Shreveport.

The 2015 Bayou Country Superfest will feature Kenny Chesney headlining Saturday night May 23rd while Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton will be back to back to close out the show Sunday night May 24th. BCS Producer-Director Quint Davis says getting Lambert and Shelton together was a real coup…

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Taylor Swift’s concert in Tiger Stadium on May 22 is not part of Bayou Country Superfest and tickets for that show must be purchased separately.

In the 5th Congressional District, the December 6th runoff will be between Republican family physician Ralph Abraham and Democratic Monroe Mayor Jamie Mayo. Tuesday’s primary had Abraham and Zach Dasher neck and neck for the Republican nod and the doctor says he feels it was experience that ultimately got the support of voters. Abraham says that’s the way they plan to move the campaign forward against Mayo…

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Mayo says one of the areas he’ll focus on the most leading up to the December runoff is bringing more jobs to the 5th District…

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In Tuesday’s primary Mayo captured 28-percent of the vote and Abraham came in with 23% in a large field of contenders.