13:30 Newscast December 11th, 2014

Louisiana is below the national average when it comes to percentage of public high school seniors who fill out paperwork to receive financial aid to attend college or a technical school. Jeff Palermo has the story…:
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Angola warden Burl Cain says he’s thinking about running for governor. He says the thought of running for governor first came up a year ago, when he performed well in a poll on the 2015 governor’s race. — but he’s not sure when he’d make a final decision.

If Senator David Vitter is elected governor next year, 4th District Representative John Fleming wants to succeed him in the Senate. In a written statement, Fleming says his focus is on his district, but he would be interested in running for the seat Vitter would vacate. Political analyst Elliot Stonecipher says it’s a little early to start speculating on would take Vitter’s place…:
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Fleming has stated that he’s receiving a lot of encouragement to consider a Senate run in 2016.

In a story first reported by LaPolitics.com, Republican State Treasurer John Kennedy may consider a run against Republican incumbent Buddy Caldwell in a race for Attorney General. Editor Jeremy Alford says not only is Kennedy thinking about running for AG, but he’s actively been seeking advice from donors…:
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