
Former Louisiana Officials to Be Sentenced Monday
Two former police officials and an Oakdale businessman face sentencing in a federal immigration fraud case over fake crime reports.
For readers in Louisiana, this page covers state legislation, election results, government appointments, public policy changes and civic activities. The reporting spans the capital to every part of the state.

Two former police officials and an Oakdale businessman face sentencing in a federal immigration fraud case over fake crime reports.
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Do you think the cost of living in your area is getting better or worse?
Republican state leaders in Louisiana say party struggles to retain working-class voter enthusiasm after a near-loss of a U.S. Senate seat.

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Do you think voters should be able to recall their governor before the term ends?
The Louisiana Secretary of State's Office said the petition to recall Gov. Jeff Landry did not meet signature requirements by the November 2 deadline.

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Should congressional incumbents be required to face primary challengers to ensure voters have more choice?
The Republican small business owner seeks to provide an alternative to the four-term incumbent this November.

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Do you support the use of public funds to provide financial incentives for large private projects?
Two advocacy groups are challenging a $385 million bond issuance for a proposed Louisiana steel facility.

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Should the federal government spend more on the military?
A state lawmaker is promoting Louisiana as a candidate for a proposed large U.S. military installation.

Reporting here centers on legislative sessions, gubernatorial actions, election outcomes and agency regulations. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties and every municipality in the state. The cycle of the legislative session imposes a distinct seasonal rhythm on government activities. Economic shifts and state funding levels remain the most consistent constraints on how policies are drafted and implemented.